Appearing in "Judge Dredd: Undercover Klegg (part 3)"[]
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Villains:
- Sino-Cit terrorists
Other characters:
- Zen master
- Giant irradiated Sino badlands dragon
Location:
- Sino badlands
Items:
- Armed drones
Vehicles:
- None
Synopsis for "Judge Dredd: Undercover Klegg (part 3)"[]
Despite Dredd's injuries, he and Sensitive Klegg must trek through the Sino badlands in a desperate attempt to reach Sino-Cit Two in time to sign a peace treaty with the fearsome Klegg royal family.
Appearing in "Kingdom: Beast of Eden (part 11)"[]
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- Major Canis
- Numan
- Hershall
Villains:
- Them
Other characters:
- Michelle Barkmann
- Shimmy
Location:
- Them's hive
Items:
- Translation machine
Vehicles:
- None
Synopsis for "Kingdom: Beast of Eden (part 11)"[]
Numan the human talks to the king of Them, who is/are five enormous insects joined at the abdomen. He wants to find out why Them have evolved into a new form. The king says it is because of the parasites known as ticks. While the king is distracted by his/its/their conversation, Gene uses the opportunity to attack.
Appearing in "The ABC Warriors: Return to Ro-Busters (part 11)"[]
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- Howard Quartz
- Blackblood (in flashback)
- G-men
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- Marineris City, Mars
- Howard Quartz's office, Earth
Items:
- Fly Fishing by Sir Edward Grey (read by Blackblood)
- Cigar (smoked by Tubal Caine)
Vehicles:
- Small flying craft
Synopsis for "The ABC Warriors: Return to Ro-Busters (part 11)"[]
In the 'present', the ABC Warriors search the Martian city of Marineris for Ro-Jaws, who is about to be arrested for covering a wall with graffiti. In the 'past', Howard Quartz is released from prison, severely damaged by the torture he has undergone. Miss Marilyn tells him that the public has turned against him and is boycotting his products. Quartz blames all his misfortunes on Ro-Jaws and Hammerstein, vowing to catch up with them one day.
Appearing in "The Order: In the Court of the Wyrmqueen (part 11)"[]
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- The Wyrmqueen
Other characters:
- Francis Bacon
- Walter Raleigh
- Master Long
- Grozny Zhuk (in flashback)
Location:
- London, 1580 AD
Items:
- Schmidt and Bacon shotgun
- Oxygene-masques
Vehicles:
- The Good Queene Bess, an airship
- A miniature airship
Synopsis for "The Order: In the Court of the Wyrmqueen (part 11)"[]
Taras Sich tells Ritterstahl a bit of his origin story as the Order fights the Wyrmqueen. Iztaccihuatl fears that her end has come, but is saved by Daniel Calhoun. The Wyrmqueen destroys Walter Raleigh's airship.
Appearing in "Strontium Dog: Repo Men (part 11)"[]
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- Middenface McNulty
- Evans the Fist
- Pikey and Bovus Stix
- Kid Knee, jnr.
- Turvy
- Shaggy Fuzz
- Stretch McCrae
Villains:
- Senga and Agnes Twist
Other characters:
- The Belerians
Location:
- The Rock
Items:
- The brain of Hoomonos
Vehicles:
- Galanthan warship
- Smaller spaceships
- Belerian ship
Synopsis for "Strontium Dog: Repo Men (part 11)"[]
Johnny and his team succeed in repossessing the Rock, but discover that the Belerians (who hired them) can't afford to pay them the three hundred billion they promised. The brain of Hoomonos is returned to the Galanthans.
Notes[]
Published by Rebellion on March 9th 2016 Sold for £2.55 in the UK.
Trivia[]
At the back of the prog is an advertisement for a trade paperback containing Planet of the Damned (first published in Starlord) and Death Planet.
Recommended reading[]
Some of these stories are also collected in trade paperbacks.
Links and references[]
The official website of 2000 AD includes an online shop.