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markfiend wrote:I actually remember the Minty storyline from ago in the comic. IIRC Minty was Dredd's trainer/mentor when he (Dredd) was a Judge Cadet.
I think that was actually Judge Morph -
Oh right. Was Minty Dredd's first partner once he graduated then? There was certainly some connection with Dredd's early career.
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Judge Morph? Turns into a giant ball and flattens criminals, while Tony Hart stands in the background calling them talentless hacks...
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weebleswobble wrote:Judge Morph? Turns into a giant ball and flattens criminals, while Tony Hart stands in the background calling them talentless hacks...
chas would make a better judge. he was a nasty piece of work.

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weebleswobble wrote:Judge Morph? Turns into a giant ball and flattens criminals, while Tony Hart stands in the background calling them talentless hacks...
Right, scratch whatever I said already, this is the film I want to see :lol:

Morph: Judge Dredd
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markfiend wrote:
Oh right. Was Minty Dredd's first partner once he graduated then? There was certainly some connection with Dredd's early career.
TBH I'm not sure. :lol:

I think the Minty storyline was the first to introduce the concept of the Long Walk, but you're probably right - he did have some connection to Dredd's early career.
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It set up Dredd as a bastard quite nicely too. "I don't care that this is going to f--k over your career" basically.
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Erudite wrote:I think the Minty storyline was the first to introduce the concept of the Long Walk,
That's certainly true... clicky

Just a one-off Dredd story, not a long-runner (it would appear).
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I used to have all of the early comic books.....wish I had them now!!!!
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Garbageman wrote:I used to have all of the early comic books.....wish I had them now!!!!
Yeah me too. Thanks Mum. :roll:
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markfiend wrote:
Garbageman wrote:I used to have all of the early comic books.....wish I had them now!!!!
Yeah me too. Thanks Mum. :roll:
Same here except I threw them away myself when I moved to the States :evil:
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So did I....great minds think alike eh?
I had the forsight to sell all my Corgi/Dinky and Hot Wheels toys though....although I have a very rare Batman Robot from 67.
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I've lost all the guns/nightsticks/bombs/etc from my dredd/death figures...
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