Judge Dredd: The Megazine Vol.2 Issue 10
Volume 2 #10 · 5–18 September 1992 · first Calhab Justice / Judge MacBrayne · original 1993 Judge Dredd Calendar Part One attached
5–18 September 1992
Fleetway Editions’ Judge Dredd: The Megazine Vol. 2 #10, dated 5–18 September 1992. The issue launches four new serial instalments and is particularly significant as the first appearance of Calhab Justice and Judge Ed MacBrayne.
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- fleetway-egmont
- Condition
- Near Fine appearance — ungraded. User describes the copy as pristine; supplied photographs show a notably clean, bright, flat example with only minimal visible handling/edge wear and the original calendar still attached.
- Completeness
- Original free 1993 Judge Dredd Calendar Part One is present and remains attached, as shown in the supplied photographs. Main issue appears structurally intact from the supplied views; a full page-by-page collation has not been performed. Specialist page counts differ because some catalogues appear to count the calendar separately.
Catalogue note
Fleetway Editions’ Judge Dredd: The Megazine Vol. 2 #10, dated 5–18 September 1992. The issue launches four new serial instalments and is particularly significant as the first appearance of Calhab Justice and Judge Ed MacBrayne. The supplied copy retains the original attached 1993 Judge Dredd Calendar Part One, a frequently separated free gift. It follows directly after TMR’s existing Vol. 2 #1–9 sequence, extending a coherent run of early 1992 Megazines.
Why this object matters
The Calhab Justice/Judge MacBrayne debut and attached first calendar part make this an outstanding original anthology object. The complete three-part calendar group improves research utility, but neither sequence completeness nor this supporting-character introduction alone establishes significance equivalent to Devlin Waugh's debut at TMR-000041. Recalibrate below Gold.
Evidence limits: The calendar component is documented; the whole issue is not newly collated.
Score and assessment method
Archive Importance: 8.8 / 10.
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