Shazam Spoilers! Star Wars Trailer reaction. Mr. Ross leaves early for his one hour work shift…but manages to get in his story recaps.
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Windmills cause cancer, microwave ovens are directly responsible for the skyrocketing autism rates and each rockets that gets sent up into space causes climate change. These are the beliefs of fucking idiots, but how do we counter such claims without getting into the mires of whataboutism or claims of “fake science”? Well, Dredd has it right. He gets in there and beats the living fuck out of those luddite pricks until they see sense.
DATELINE:
March 2105 (Daily Star).
WHO’S RESPONSIBLE?:
John Wagner and Alan Grant explore the dangers of tech and Ron Smith does his thing.
WHAT’S IT ALL ABOUT (IN ONE SENTENCE)?:
Dredd deals with machine hating fanatics.
WHO’S THAT IN THE HELMET?:
Judge Duke helps Dredd break up the fanatics and dish out the vi.
WHAT’S THE ART LIKE?:
Standard. I’m not sure why the luddite leader has a red circle on his forehead.
HOW MANY LINKS?:
Three. Dredd’s exposing of the leader’s hypocrisy was a nice touch.
Kidnapping is a serious offence. If it’s your wife or husband then it’s heartbreaking in the extreme. If it is one of your beloved pets then it can be just as bad as emotional connections to these are very real and very strong. If it’s a kid though, refuse to pay up every time. Look, you can probably have more if you want but each one of those thieves is a drain on the system so shrug your shoulders, count your blessings and go buy a hamster.
DATELINE:
March 2105 (Daily Star).
WHO’S RESPONSIBLE?:
John Wagner and Alan Grant write a decent one and Ron Smith dips into the likeness jar.
WHAT’S IT ALL ABOUT (IN ONE SENTENCE)?:
A kidnap is investigated.
IT’S CULTURAL, INNIT?:
That looks a lot like John Wagner in there.
ANY LAW LORE?:
Payment of a ransom is incitement to further kidnappings and can get you a five stretch.
The Justice Department computers flag up large movements of funds.
CANON FODDER?:
The Judge at Computer Control has a badge with “CC” on it.
WHAT THE DROKK?:
Dredd once again has two guns.
WHAT’S THE ART LIKE?:
Standard.
HOW MANY LINKS?:
Three.
Travellers have a bad rep, especially when they show up in Auckland and start causing shit. In this case it takes the intervention of a local gang to send the foul creatures into hiding with claims of bullying, but in the Big Meg, there is only the Judges to police the road friendly citizenry and then come down upon them like a ton of bricks.
DATELINE:
March 2105 (Daily Star).
WHO’S RESPONSIBLE?:
John Wagner and Alan Grant write it and Ron Smith draws it.
WHAT’S IT ALL ABOUT (IN ONE SENTENCE)?:
Dredd pursues a speeding mopad.
IT’S CULTURAL, INNIT?:
Cliff Barnes was a semi tragic character from the TV soap Dallas.
WHAT’S THE ART LIKE?:
Standard, but Dredd appears to be suffering from giantism in the second to last panel.
HOW MANY LINKS?:
Three.
Another Old School Episode!
Flint is MIA for some of this one. Rich calls in the cavalry – Iz McAuliffe!
4 progs are reviewed 1659-1662.
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There is something unnerving about Judges breaking into your house in the middle of the night. As a man who has never yet been on the receiving end of a police raid, Orlok knows that he will probably also sleep through it and this worries him. Of course, not all coppers are bastards, so he is unlikely to awaken with shaved eyebrows, a Hitler style sharpie moustache and a floor bedecked in lego.
DATELINE:
March 2105 (Daily Star).
WHO’S RESPONSIBLE?:
John Wagner and Alan Grant write it and Ron Smith draws it.
WHAT’S IT ALL ABOUT (IN ONE SENTENCE)?:
A crime blitz surprises a burglar.
WHAT’S THE ART LIKE?:
Standard, but one Judge is firing his Lawgiver reverse gangsta style.
HOW MANY LINKS?:
Three.
