Dave Gibbons: "I imagined somebody on a long-term quest to find out where they came from and who they were, against this kind of wild west background. But it turned out more like, 'Eat Leaden Death, Nort Scum!'" Thrill-Power Overload by David Bishop.
Gerry Finley-Day: "The Traitor General was the root of the story. In some ways we penned ourselves in, with the quest. You could redo it, but the quest really was the story. If you keep coming up with another reason why he has to stay rogue, it becomes slightly more contrived." Ibid.
Gordon Rennie: "He's genetically programmed to kill Norts, and that's exactly what he's still doing. He doesn't really question what he's doing or the sanity of the war itself, except in the shallowest lip-service way, in between killing more one-dimensional Norts." Broken Frontier.
Souther colonel: "You dare advise me? You, a foul product of Milli-Com's tampering with the laws of nature? Out of my way! This is a clean, God-fearing man's war!" 2000 AD prog 271.
First Lim-Ee: "Humph! This genetic engineering business leaves quite a bit to be desired."
Second Lim-Ee: "Hasn't the breeding, old man. G.I.s, it seems, are no gentlemen." 2000 AD prog 297.
Rogue (throwing grenade): "COOK 'EM, SOUTHERS!" 2000 AD prog 314.
Gunnar: "Soft as a synthi-cow." 2000 AD prog 318.
Rogue: "War's in my blood, Bagman. I was bred for it, remember?" 2000 AD prog 333.
Rogue: "Remember it's me who's putting his life on the line in this war. 'Cause when I die there won't be anyone around to retrieve the biochip in my head." 2000 AD prog 380.
Rogue: "C'mon then, Norty! I'll take you all with me!" 2000 AD prog 384.
Rogue: "I'm the last G.I.... AND I GO WHERE I LIKE!" 2000 AD prog 403.
Rogue: "I made a promise to my buddies, dammit! You can't condemn them to spending the rest of their lives as biochips!" 2000 AD prog 404.
Narrator: "Rogue's an idealist. He won't let anyone cook up more cannon fodder." 2000 AD prog 938.