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	Judge Dredd
		Judge Joseph "Joe" Dredd is the main character of the longest running strip in the British comic 2000 A.D., having been featured there since its second issue in 1977.
		Judge Dredd was created by writer John Wagner[?] and artist Carlos Ezquerra[?], although the name was thought up by Pat Mills who was originally going to use it for a different character.
		Dredd has a large, computer-driven "Lawmaster" motorbike, a gun (called a 'Lawgiver') with a wide range of specialist bullets which can only be used by its owner, a daystick, bootknife, and a uniform with a helmet that obscures all of his face except his mouth and jaw.
	www.ebroadcast.com.au /lookup/encyclopedia/ju/Judge_Dredd.html (1069 words)

	Judge Dredd - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Judge Dredd (Joe Dredd or Joseph Dredd) is a comics character whose strip in the British science fiction anthology 2000 AD is the magazine's longest running (having been featured there since its second issue in 1977).
		Dredd is a law enforcement officer in a violent city of the future where uniformed Judges combine the powers of police, judiciary and government.
		Judge Dredd VS Aliens (Prog 2003 annual to 1335) pitted Dredd against the monsters from the Alien movie series, with mutant terrorist Mister Bones breeding an army of xenomorphs in the Undercity and having them assault the Department of Justice.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Judge_Dredd (5986 words)

	Rico Dredd - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Rico Dredd is a fictional character who has appeared in the comics in 2000 AD magazine, notably in "The Return of Rico" (in 2000 AD #30, 1977).
		Rico was a brother of Joe Dredd, the star of 2000 AD - which is to say that they were both from the same batch of clones - and, like him, became a Judge in Mega-City One.
		The original Rico was used as a villain in the Judge Dredd movie, in which Joe (in the movie he is referred to as Joseph) was played by Sylvester Stallone and Rico by Armand Assante.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Rico_Dredd (495 words)

	Judge Dredd - Judge Dredd Wiki (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-23)
		Judge Joseph "Joe" Dredd is the law, punk.
		Judge Dredd is a of Judge of Mega-City One.
		Dredd used to share his flat with a domestic robot called Walter the Wobot which performs all his chores.
	judgedredd.wikia.com /wiki/Judge_Dredd (1584 words)

	Judge Dredd vs Judge Death - PS2 Info (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-23)
		For instance, because Dredd must obey the law he upholds and react according to the severity of all crimes, gamers won't be able to just blast their way through the game, shooting petty criminals at will (not unless they fancy spending the rest of their life breaking rocks on Titan).
		Judge Dredd: Dredd Vs. Death is set in the 22nd century Mega-City One - a melting pot home to 400 million citizens, every one a potential criminal, and the only thing preventing the city from descending into complete anarchy is the group of elite law enforcers known as the Judges.
		The player takes the role of Judge Dredd as he patrols the streets arresting lawbreakers and dealing with the breakdown of law and order, as vampires, the undead and and worse are let loose onto an unsuspecting population.
	www.ps2home.co.uk /judge_dredd_vs_judge_death.htm (1215 words)

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		Dredd is by far one of the most successful characters to ever come from a British comic book, and over the 25 years of the characters history he has spawned countless graphic novels, books, badges and merchandise, a feature movie and a series of games products ranging from roleplaying games to miniatures and beyond.
		Judges can progress on to become Tech or Med Judges, members of the SJS (Special Judicial Squad) the judges who judge the judges or even eventually work their way up to becoming a Sector Chief if desired.
		Extremely well researched and written the Judge Dredd roleplaying game is set in the current Mega City One year 2124, as depicted in the comic book and due to the vast wealth of well over a thousand stories of Judge Dredd to fall back upon the scope for the system and updates is vast.
	members.lycos.co.uk /gamers_web1/dreddmonrpg.htm (1492 words)

	BBC - h2g2 - Judge Dredd - Lawman of the Future
		Joe Dredd is a Judge pounding the mean streets of Mega-City One, a kind of 22nd Century New York on steroids.
		Dredd has thwarted them each time, even when they managed to capture the whole metropolis with the help of their sisters Phobia and Nausea while he was out of the city.
		Dredd has had the pleasure of seeing it, and his response to Fear's catchphrase 'gaze into the face of Fear!' was to say 'gaze into the fist of Dredd!' as he punched through Fear's head.
	www.bbc.co.uk /dna/ww2/A517097 (2205 words)

	REVIEW A tribute to Judge Joe "Old Stoney Face" Dredd
		Judge Dredd is the longest running, best known and most popular strip ever to appear in top British comic '2000ad'.
		Joe Dredd began life as a clone, cloned, along with his brother Rico from the bloodline of 'father of justice' Judge Fargo in 2066.
		Judge Dredd was created by John Wagner, the celebrated writer and Carlos Ezquerra, a well respected Spanish artists, who had been working on Battle for IPC but due to internal wrangling neither actually were involved in the first episode.
	www.creativeisland.co.uk /DREDD.htm (685 words)

	Judge Dredd Character Profile
		Joe Dredd and his brother, Rico, were cloned from the bloodline of Judge Fargo in 2066.
		Nevertheless, Joe was always marginally behind his brother when it came to skill and achievement throughout their training, although his extra flair came with a fatal flaw in his personality.
		Dredd may have the trappings of a fascist viewed through the layers of irony in the comic strip, but he is clearly no Torquemada of Termite.
	www.fortunecity.com /tattooine/sputnik/53/jdredd.htm (1454 words)

	Judge Dredd: The Complete America - PopMatters Comic Book Review
		For the uninitiated, Dredd is one of the Judges in the far-future Mega City One, acting as judge, jury and executioner, and licensed to dispense street-justice on the spot.
		The key to Dredd's character is the paradox between his unwavering quest for justice and his near-fascist application of it.
		Dredd's writers were clearly not afraid to spark controversy, and it took nearly a decade for this aesthetic to cross over to US superheroes.
	www.popmatters.com /comics/judge-dredd-complete-america.shtml (829 words)

	Judge Dredd (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-23)
		Setting: Ignoring a movie that should never have been made, Judge Dredd is set in the far future, where crime rages almost out of control in a horribly overcrowded world.
		The Duty judge assigns each of the crimes in the center of the table to a player, whose team has to investigate that crime.
		There are also ways to be ruled out of the game (losing all of your judges, drawing out your deck, etc) and more than one way to win (one of which involves capturing four specific, evil, bad, nasty, villains) which will prove to spice up the game if you tune your decks towards them.
	www.rpweld3.com /reviews/judgedre.html (1409 words)

	2000AD Timeline
		The Judges are hand-picked, at first, from the ranks of the regular police forces, but are soon established as a separate entity, with recruits trained from a very early age.
		Judge Soloman reluctantly takes over as Chief Judge on the death of Judge Fargo, at the insistence of the other members of the Council of Judges, the ruling body of the Justice Department of which the Chief Judge is head.
		Dredd is captured by Orlok the Assassin and taken to the new Kremlin to stand trial.
	www.angelfire.com /in/dredd/timeline.html (2331 words)

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		As likely to judge the judges as he is to punish the criminal.
		Maybe a judge is the answer to the problems of the 21st century.
		Now, with Dredd out of the way, the stage is set for the ascent to power of the crazed head of the Special Judicial Service - Judge Cal! With the insane Cal in charge of Mega-City One, the law soon becomes a nightmare as the Judges turn on the citizens.
	members.lycos.co.uk /ps2gamesreviews/dredd_feature.htm (805 words)

	Judge Dredd
		Judge Dredd was a clone of Chief Judge Fargo, the first leader of the Judges.
		Dredd has become a symbol of the law, and deliberately maintains this image of being a faceless representative of the system, virtually never being seen without his uniform helmet on.
		There are a number of variations in the character (Dredd removes his helmet, he questions the Law in favour of Justice by the end of the movie, he lets Hershey kiss him without arresting her, and he doesn't know he and Rico are clones), the differences aren't sufficient to warrant giving him a separate entry.
	www.internationalhero.co.uk /d/dredd.htm (1544 words)

	JUDGE DREDD - Review - ABSOLUTE PLAYSTATION
		Judge Dredd propels you through 4 stages containing a total of 16 thunderous levels.
		Judge Dredd may be played as a single player game or you can team up with a mate and take out those baddies together.
		Judge Dredd is not the type of game that I would purchase because I prefer to inject a little thought into playing video games rather than frantic trigger pulling in short bursts.
	www.absolute-playstation.com /api_review/rjdred.htm (1638 words)

	digitalwebbing.com \| Reviews
		In order to be a Judge you have to be the toughest of the tough and be willing to up hold the law no matter what.
		What amazes me about Judge Dredd isn’t the fact that these stories are now almost 30 years old but the fact that after 30 years they all hold up amazingly well.
		John Wagner (Dredd’s co-creator) might be the only name in the group of writers familiar to most American readers but the rest of the group which includes 2000 AD staples Pat Mills and Kelvin Gosnell carry through with brilliant ideas and concepts.
	www.digitalwebbing.net /reviews/032706_dredd01.html (649 words)

	The 2000AD Links Project - faq zone
		A:- Judge Joe Dredd was created by John Wagner and Carlos Ezquerra and first appeared in Prog 2.
		Dredd put her in touch with a private eye, and while working for him she uncovered a plot by a crimelord called Nero Narcos to take over the city with an army of robots.
		The Cast: Judge Dredd: Gary Martin Judge Caligula: William Dufris Judge Hershey: Lorelei King Judge Griffin, Walter The Wobot, Grampus & The Kleggs and Fergee: William Roberts The Apocalypse War ------------------ Based on the dramatic events which lead to the eventual des...
	www.2000ad.nu /linksproject/index.php3?zone=faq&page=faq2 (2550 words)

	The Hole (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-23)
		It’s fun to be Judge Dredd (the game makes a decent effort at translating this from the page) and that’s really what this is. If you’ve an interest in Dredd at all then it’s not a bad piece of fun for £4.
		Establishing Judge Dredd as a definite individual is still a work in progress by the end of this period, despite the efforts of Robot Wars and the one-off The Return Of Rico.
		The Dredd strips not by these two tend to result in a laughably stupid looking central character, with even the first efforts of Brian Bolland looking particularly painful when Dredd is on the page.
	blog.bad-words.com /2005_09_01_thehole_archive.html (5516 words)

	ICv2 News - Dredd's a Lock (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-23)
		The first film is entitled Judge Dredd: Dredd Reckoning and reportedly involves Dredd losing confidence in the legal system he serves, while the second film, Judge Dredd: Possession will mark the screen debut of one of the classic characters from the Dredd saga, Judge Death.
		Dredd should always wear his helmet -- it's part of the essential fascistic nature of the character, who is, after all, in addition to his policing duties, judge, jury, and executioner.
		Judge Dredd is "Dirty Harry" on steroids -- the concept of the rogue cop reduced to absurdity and pitted against a wonderfully whacked-out gallery of villains, who fully deserve the harsh measure of justice that Dredd provides.
	www.icv2.com /articles/news/816.html (393 words)

	Judge Dredd (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-23)
		It is the role of the Med-Judge to keep other Judges in the action, heroically risking his life to perform field surgery in the heat of battle.
		Judge Dredd: Gangs of Mega-City 1: SJS Judge and Riot Judges
		Judge Dredd is the most feared, most ruthless, most legendary Judge in the history of Mega-City One, if not the world.
	www.gameslore.co.uk /acatalog/Products_Judge_Dredd_294.html (2498 words)

	Classic Marvel Superheroes RPG page
		Powers and Abilities: Dredd is a superbly fit, fanatically devoted member of the most highly-trained law-enforcement agency in history.
		Suffice to say that Dredd has been dispensing his own brand of Justice on the streets of Mega-City One for over 40 years, and is still the hardest Judge on the force.
		Dredd is pretty much a cipher, a tool in the brutal machine that is the Law in Mega-City One.
	rivendell.fortunecity.com /battlespire/85/dredd.htm (630 words)

	Judge \| And all that Malarkey
		Judge (Joe) Dredd has been topping the bill in 2000AD comic since 1977.
		Over the years to come, characters with darker undertones saw a resurgence, (witness the soon-to-be-movie success of Frank Miller's Sin City,) and while Dredd's story context is post-apocalyptic and a dark reflection on the failure of democracy, it is also filled with humour.
		Dredd was the proving ground for much of today's comic writing and illustrating talent including Alan Moore (Watchmen, Swampthing), Mike McMahon and Brian Bolland, Cam Kennedy and Ian Gibson.
	www.stuffandnonsense.co.uk /archives/judge.html (738 words)

	2000AD [Mustard] (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-23)
		Dredd thus developed into a fascist antihero, as likely to lay into a group of 'juves' (juveniles) 'tapping' (mugging) a victim as to then arrest the same victim for littering.
		These stories were classic Dredd: juves on their 'flying planks' tearing through the bizarre Mega City, the judges hot on their tails.
		Classic Dredd villains, these brothers were members of the Angel Gang, a sort of sci-fi version of the hillbillies from Deliverance.
	www.mustardweb.org /issue1&2/2000ad.htm (1474 words)

	Judge Dredd - Banned in Britain? (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-23)
		Rather than try the satirist's legal free speech aid the Parody Defense (which might or might not be valid in Britain as all the cases I've heard testing it were in the USA) 2000AD's publisher Fleetway caved and settled out of court by promising never to reprint them.
		They also ran an apology strip with Spikes and Dredd praising Green Giant canned food but we were spared seeing them eating in Macdonalds and Burger Kings run by heroes rather than the fascist dictators they had encountered enroute.
		Judge Dredd created by John Wagner, Pat Mills and Carlos Ezquerra ©2002 Rebellion published by Ergmont Fleetway Publications Inc.
	www.geocities.com /Tokyo/Temple/1810/dreddban.htm (469 words)

	JUDGE DREDD
		Created in 1977 by John Wagner and Carlos Ezquerra as the futuristic lawman of 'Mega-City One', "JUDGE DREDD" is being developed into a new major motion picture.
		In 2003, Shoreline Entertainment had announced pre-production on "Judge Dredd: Dredd Reckoning" and "Judge Dredd: Possession".
		Dredd is in many ways a hero that we love to hate.
	www.sneakpeektv.com /id93.html (178 words)

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		Judge Dredd was chief of Sector 301, what was Sector 301 also known as?
		Judge Hershey was once acting Chief Judge, in which Mega epic did this occur?
		Judge Dredd had a brother, what was his name?
	www.2000ad.nu /classof79/quiz.htm (245 words)

	BBC NEWS \| UK \| 'I invented Judge Dredd'
		It's very unusual for a comic to last more than three or four years, so the fact that 2000AD has lasted so long must be a testament to the quality of the material and to the loyalty of the readership.
		This was back in the days of Dirty Harry, and with [Margaret] Thatcher on the rise there was a right-wing current in British politics which helped inspire Judge Dredd.
		That villainous aspect to Dredd's character - and the Draconian laws of Mega-City One [the post-apocalyptic metropolis Dredd polices] - really caught the readers' imagination.
	news.bbc.co.uk /1/hi/uk/1820832.stm (688 words)

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