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This month's oversized holiday issue of 2000ad once again features Strontium Dog going into the timestream to accost a criminal, much like he did with Ronald Reagan, back in the day.

A topical target!

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Almost THREE YEARS AGO we got a crossover where regular Judge Dredd met the Stallone movie Dredd. Now, in this latest issue of the Megazine, they cross over again.

But this time, Stallone's got CLONES...




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It concludes here, with the inevitable clash with Judge Death, behind a cover that was not ideally laid out to avoid covering the art with words.




Henry 'Zombo' Flint takes over the interior art, to add a little more gruesome-ness (the blood looks less comical, for one thing!). Any pretence of this being the 'grounded' take on Dredd dies here as easily as a cit in Mortis' grip. Cutting this down to a third means excising a lot of the 'non-essential' deaths, so, uh 'apologies' for that?

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The movie was grounded. There were sci-fi drugs and psychics, but it was mostly grounded.

The previous movie sequel comic introduced robots, but they were definitely drones rather than sentient beings, so still, yeah, grounded.

Now, we get to the point where perps have plasma cannons and collapsible Swooping Hawk wings. Also, blood in the future is thick like emulsion paint.

New logo since last time.



Plus, the continuing adventures of that hacker guy from the movie!

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It now seems almost certain that 2012's Dredd movie will not be getting a sequel on the big screen. For a while though, a decade back, the Judge Dredd Megazine did run some strips directly continuing from it, and tying up Dredd's story. Having re-discovered them in the process of tidying up my Megs, I thought it's long past time to share the increasingly bizarre places it goes.



Things start out simply enough, with a hacktivist causing a little spot of bother.

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John Wagner returns once again to the character he co-created, with a story about them pesky robots...




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Starting off in the 'all-ages' Regened issues of 2000ad, the Mary Poppins-esque criminal Pandora Perfect (and her cockney talkin' partner-in-crime Gort) graduated to the main title eventually. Now they've moved even further up, to the supposedly even more 'adult' Megazine.

Thankfully, this has not changed the strip's style.




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Also in this issue, Department K - the 2000ad answer to the dimension-hopping Exiles or Sliders - pop over to a universe populated by robots.

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The Euros, Wimbledon, we're deep in sportsball season. For those bemused by the arcane rules of these activities, Al Ewing returns to 2000ad in this month's Sci-Fi Special to make things much clearer!

The conceit of this special is a mash-up of existing characters, imagining a universe slightly sideways from our own. Mr Ewing's entry combines the classic future sports strip Harlem Heroes with the titular character of his own Zombo serial.




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So, a desperate all-nighter between RR and Gorbachev may bring about global peace or guarantee mutually assured destruction.

Cross-referencing letters and numbers will determine which it is!

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Following much serious debate last time, a 7:1 majority voted for agreeing to ban Star Wars in exchange for a 50% Soviet nuke decrease...

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AFter getting out of Nicaragua last time, Ronnie now has to keep himself composed when greeting Gorbachev at a summit.

Votes were tied 50/50, but I choose to interpret a non-voting reply as an endorsement of a wacky statement rather than a boring, formal greeting.

THE PLEASUREDOME WINS

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Vote's decided, on to the next part!
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Proceeding from Part III, we decide maybe not to continue military action, through proxy or otherwise.

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<a href="https://scans-daily.dreamwidth.org/10733959.html>Vote's over, click here for next part!</a>
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Following on from Part II, a round of voting has decided the results...



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Following on from Part I, a round of voting has decided the results...




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Yes, time for the UK to vote tomorrow! Vote, vote, vote!

What better time to reflect here upon how politics was back in the eighties. Or at least, how a parody comic modelled after Fighting Fantasy gamebooks illustrated it.

How different would things be if YOU were Ronald Reagan?




Can Scans Daily stop THE BIG BANG?

Vote in the comments for choices and let's see if we can collectively prevent nuclear armageddon!!!

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If you can read this, results are in.

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