2000 AD #5

Mar 1977 · IPC · 0.08 GBP

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“The Resistance Part 5”

In "The Resistance Part 5," the Harlem Heroes celebrate a hard-fought victory over the Baltimore Bulls at the Aero-drome, but their triumph is shadowed by the unexpected offer of luxury from Ulysses Cord, head of Trans-world Networks—leaving Giant uneasy as the team departs. Written by Tom Tully and brought to life with sharp, dynamic art by Dave Gibbons, this issue continues the tense, high-stakes struggle with a mix of athletic drama and creeping unease. The cover by Barrie Mitchell captures the moment with a striking, grounded intensity.

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writer Tom Tully · artist, inker, letterer Dave Gibbons · cover Barrie Mitchell

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Judge Dredd Maria Cosgrove

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writer Tom Tully

artist, inker, letterer Dave Gibbons

cover pencils, inks Barrie Mitchell

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Against all odds, the Harlem Heroes win their match against the Baltimore Bulls. As they leave the Aero-drome, the head of Trans-world Networks, Ulysses Cord, offers them luxuries that put Giant on edge.

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