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Judge Heston

Harry Heston
Real name
Harry Heston
Current alias
Judge Heston
Alignment
Affiliation
Relatives
Irene Heston (mother, deceased); Harold Heston (father, deceased); Serpico Heston (twin brother)
Universe
Base of operations

Characteristics
Gender
Height
Tall
Weight
Heavy
Hair
Unusual features
He's an ape
Status
Citizenship
Marital status
Occupation
Vigilante
Education
He read a lot of books
Origin
Origin
Adopted by humans
Place of birth

History[]

Harry Heston, a super-evolved ape or 'Uplift', was a resident of Mega-City One Municipality #227, a shanty town outside the city's west wall. As a child he was bullied for being the adopted ape child of human parents, and for his love of reading books rather than watching vids. When he had reached adulthood, his father was murdered by criminals from whom he had unwisely borrowed money which he was unable to repay. An idealistic and genuinely decent person, Harry was inspired by The Comportment of a Judge, a policing manual by Judge Joseph Dredd, to don a Judge's uniform and bring the law to his home. Unfortunately, this caused him to be branded a Jimp (Judge impersonator) and to fall foul of his hero. After serving a term of imprisonment, Heston was drafted as a Justice Department auxiliary and sent to investigate skulduggery on a banana plantation on Krong Isand. He was eventually given a badge and uniform by Judge Dredd and made the official Justice Department presence on the island, after bringing in his own criminal twin brother, Serpico (a chain of events which closely paralleled Dredd's own experiences with his twin, Rico) .

Powers and abilities[]

Abilities

Swinging from stuff.

Strength level

Quite strong, since he's a gorilla.

Paraphernalia[]

Equipment

Judge's uniform; The Comportment of a Judge, by J. Dredd, his most treasured possession.

Weapons

Daystick.

Notes[]

Harry's face, like that of his hero Dredd, is never shown. He is always drawn with his face out of sight, in shadow, or obscured by something else — bandages, a dropped book and, of course, his helmet.

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