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Oct 26, 2026

Holden McNeelyHOST
15:54
Was he in 2000 AD a lot? Yeah.
Mike LawrenceHOST
15:58
Rejected from Judge Dredd.
Mike LawrenceHOST
16:01
That's funny.
Mike LawrenceHOST
16:02
But
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Paul Gravett

Oct 26 · 3 Mentions

Paul GravettGUEST
2:26
I think it's a nice one.
Paul GravettGUEST
2:27
The one that comes to mind as well is the very first Judge Dredd story.
Paul GravettGUEST
2:31
It appeared in 2008, number two, 50 years ago next year.
Paul GravettGUEST
2:36
And, you know, it was not a comic, really.
Paul GravettGUEST
2:38
I was too old to be buying it at the time, but I bought the first one and thought, hmm, not very good.
Paul GravettGUEST
2:42
And then the second one, which is where Judge Dredd appeared suddenly, went...
Paul GravettGUEST
2:45
And you could just see, what is this? This is a fantastic idea.
Paul GravettGUEST
2:49
This is the new ideas, not the sort of rather worn out ideas they were doing in the first issue.
VernHOST
1:18
And what does that mean? Well, we'll tell you when we get there.
VernHOST
1:21
But first, good morning to Gary Scrails and Judge Dredds, the only two people watching the show.
JohnHOST
1:27
So far.
VernHOST
1:30
How's it going, guys? Anything new going on this week?

1 HR 27 MINS LATER

VernHOST
88:55
The biker mice from Mars? Yeah.
EricHOST
88:57
Yeah.
VernHOST
88:57
No, I'm not interested in it, but I am looking at this figure very closely because I imagine if I got a custom Stallone head sculpt or something like that, could I do a head swap and have Judge Dredd in a 112 skill? Yeah.
JohnHOST
89:13
Yeah.
MichaelHOST
0:55
We're here to talk to you about 2000AD! Yes, prog number 2503, Sector on the Edge.
MichaelHOST
1:03
It's a Judge Dredd cover talking about Sector, because Megacity 1, where Judge Dredd is from...
MichaelHOST
1:08
It's divided into sectors, and you can see a Judge Dredd cover.
MichaelHOST
1:12
But if you turn over to the other side of the comic, you'll see more of a Judge Dredd cover.
MichaelHOST
1:15
It's a big wraparound cover.
CraigHOST
1:16
It's a wraparound by Stuart
MichaelHOST
1:18
K. Moore.
MichaelHOST
1:19
What do you think of this double-sized cover with all of these Judge Dreddy kind of characters on this 2000 AD, which is where Judge Dredd is from?
John KnitterHOST
23:00
You can pay $2 to take home a Hercules token, which I did.
John KnitterHOST
23:07
Yeah, and so the whole, I did see interesting machines there, like Judge Dredd, which I didn't know there was a Judge Dredd pinball machine, and it actually comes from before the movie.
John KnitterHOST
23:20
It's not a Sylvester Stallone one.
John KnitterHOST
23:21
It's based on the comic book.
Matt ParentHOST
41:48
That is so interesting.
Matt ParentHOST
41:49
That kind of means that manga and and and has more in common with like European comics than American comics, because in England you have 2000 A.D., which is a magazine that has it publishes Judge Dredd.
Matt ParentHOST
42:05
Judge Dredd is within it.
Matt ParentHOST
42:07
But there are other comics that sort of come out and they come out like weekly as opposed to monthly and they're shorter.
Matt ParentHOST
42:13
And then eventually they're collected into like traits, right? Sort of like, so that, that, that, that is so interesting.
Adam RichardHOST
8:59
It's currently writing, uh, comic books, uh, writing a series for 2000 AD about a psychic judge.
Adam RichardHOST
9:08
Um, there's a whole, like, Judge Dredd, there's a whole, uh, thread of the Justice Department in Judge Dredd, who are psychics, the Psy Department, and Cassandra Anderson, who, if you've seen the Carl Urban film, like, she's part of their burgeoning psychic department.
Adam RichardHOST
9:26
Um, but yeah, so it's this psychic, uh, Ben Wheatley's written this story about a psychic who is possessed by a demon.
Adam RichardHOST
9:35
Um, but the demon is kind of helpful, but then also the demon is potentially problematic because it's a demon.
Ariel RakhlinGUEST
34:59
That's because I started
Evan Von DoomHOST
35:00
reading Judge Dredd and they'd say grud all the time.
Evan Von DoomHOST
35:03
And I was just kind of like, we can't.
Evan Von DoomHOST
35:05
We can't use god damn.

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AnneHOST
47:44
Okay, it's in Evan's hands.
AnneHOST
47:45
What's up, Evan?
Evan Von DoomHOST
47:46
So there's this comic called Judge Dredd created by John Wagner, and it's fantastic.
Evan Von DoomHOST
47:51
I've been reading a lot of it recently.
Charlene TaylorGUEST
1:50
So what you can see here is 2000 AD graphic novels, so we acquired 2000 AD in the year 2000 It's very convenient.
Charlene TaylorGUEST
1:59
So this is Judge Dredd, who is obviously the standout star of 2000 AD.
Charlene TaylorGUEST
2:04
And then you've got the wider 2000 AD universe with Rogue Trooper, Nemesis, Strontium Dog, those kind of characters.
Charlene TaylorGUEST
2:11
And what we've got over here is what we know as the Treasury of British Comics.

34 MINS LATER

Graham Kibble-WhiteHOST
36:45
Panning for gold in a way, isn't it?
Ben SmithGUEST
36:46
So Supergran is interesting.
Ben SmithGUEST
36:48
The creator of Supergran actually was writing comics in the 70s and created a character called Bella at the Bar, which was then written by John Wagner before he went on to Judge Dredd.
Ben SmithGUEST
36:57
She was a want-to-be gymnast who was taken out of school and made to wash windows by her evil uncle and aunt.
JayHOST
10:56
I
SiHOST
10:56
remember when I was a kid, I had a Judge Dredd one, and they were quite brutal.
JayHOST
11:00
Yeah, and it's not just Grimdark ones either.
JayHOST
11:02
They do more kid-friendly ones that are a little bit less brutal.

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