Judge Anderson

Look at it.

It's obviously to do with Judge Anderson.

Sorry, I'm just.

messed around with my screens for the youtubers there we go it's beautiful we have death in the middle reaching out to who i presume is anderson with her bald head at this occasion and you got the sister's phobia with her snake nausea with her pouch of drugs i assume Then we have Inside 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7 stories this week, plus a Future Shocks, plus a text fiction bit.

So we're going to go with that.

She's helping from Psy Division.

This is during the phase where Anderson is out of commission.

So she becomes the main Psy Division judge in all the Dread comics.

How are their styles different, and when exactly did you come onto the book? Were you there from the very beginning?

I can't absolutely remember, but I think it was me that suggested Alan to do the dialogue, 'cause Alan and I had worked together on Judge Anderson and Judge Dredd, and we had a good working relationship.

And, uh, the w- the way it worked was Keith would do thumbnails.

I've still got a set of copies of them somewhere.

So you did Judge Dredd for how long? And is there any collections of your work out there right now?

I didn't do any very long runs.

I worked on Judge Dredd, uh, I think I did about 12 episodes of Judge Dredd, and then I did an entire run of Judge Anderson, which is collected.

That was called Day of the Wolf.

She's obviously like the most.

She's I kept thinking of Judge Anderson.

Yes.

Yeah, exactly.

And in particular, I think, you know, I'm a big Dread fan, which is like the least controversial 2018 thing you could say.

And also within that, in particular, I really love Judge Anderson, which I think is a pretty normal thing for the girlies to say as well.

I think it's sort of everyone's way in, right? Because I think as a child of the 90s, You know, there was the bad Dread movie.

Oh, tsk, tsk, tsk.

Right.

And, you know, same thing.

I think then I got really into Judge Anderson.

which is always quite funny.