Judge Dredd Megazine #8
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "Flippers Part 2," Judge Dredd Megazine #8 delivers a sharp, unsettling blend of body horror and bureaucratic dread as Frank’s desperate attempt to blend in backfires spectacularly. Written by Pat Mills and illustrated with gritty precision by José Pérez Montero, the story follows Frank’s increasingly unstable descent after a botched attempt to alter his appearance, culminating in a tense, surreal scene at a bank where his deteriorating disguise sparks chaos. Cliff Robinson’s cover captures the moment’s eerie unease, perfectly framing the issue’s unsettling tone.
In "The Visible Man [Part 3]," Frank’s desperate attempt to blend in backfires spectacularly when a solar lamp incident leaves him needing to mask his appearance—only to find his makeshift disguise begins to fail during a routine trip to the bank, sparking chaos in the queue. The story unfolds with sharp, unsettling precision, capturing the quiet dread of being seen when you’re not supposed to be.
In "The Visible Man [Part 6]," Jo, a man rendered transparent by a mysterious condition, is sent into space under the guise of a medical experiment. As he drifts beyond the atmosphere, he realizes the scientists have no intention of curing him—and with that, he makes his choice to stay beyond their reach.
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↩ Reprints 2000 AD #47 (1978), 2000 AD #48 (1978), 2000 AD #49 (1978), 2000 AD #50 (1978), 2000 AD #51 (1978), 2000 AD #52 (1978), 2000 AD #916 (1994), 2000 AD #917 (1994), 2000 AD #918 (1994), 2000 AD #919 (1994)
Reprinted in DeMarco, P.I. #2 (2014), Judge Dredd: The Mega Collection #21 (2015), Judge Dredd: The Complete Case Files #35 (2020)
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