Judge Dredd Annual #1986
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "John Brown's Body," Judge Dredd confronts a cunning criminal who believes a face-changing parlor can erase his identity—only to be undone by a single, unchangeable clue: his voice print. Written by P. Mills and illustrated by M. McMahon, this 1985 Annual delivers a sharp, tense showdown in the grim future of Mega-City One, with Carlos Ezquerra’s iconic cover capturing the story’s eerie, high-stakes atmosphere.
In "The New You," Judge Dredd tracks down the fugitive Scarface, who’s tried to vanish by swapping his face at a high-tech parlor—only to be caught when his voice print betrays him. The story unfolds with crisp, noir-tinged tension, blending futuristic tech with classic detective work in a world where identity is both malleable and damning.
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↩ Reprints 2000 AD #3 (1977), 2000 AD #10 (1977), 2000 AD #7 (1977), 2000 AD #9 (1977)
Reprinted in Judge Dredd's Hardcase Papers #2 (1991), Judge Dredd Megazine #217 (2004), Judge Dredd: The Restricted Files #2 (2010), Judge Anderson: The Psi Files #2 (2012), Judge Dredd: The Mega Collection #9 (2016), Judge Dredd's Hardcase Papers #3
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