Judge Dredd: The Megazine Vol.2 Issue 15
Volume 2 #15 · 14–27 November 1992 · “Conspiracy of Silence” · Mark Wilkinson Hershey cover · “Tea with Mrs Gunderson”
14–27 November 1992
Fleetway Editions’ Judge Dredd: The Megazine Vol. 2 #15, dated 14–27 November 1992. The issue continues Judge Hershey’s newly launched solo serial “Deathsquads,” carries Part 4 of “Mechanismo,” Part 6 of Armitage’s “Influential Circles,” and includes the standalone Judge Death story “Tea with Mrs Gunderson.”
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- Volume 2 #15
- Publisher
- Fleetway Editions
- Condition
- Very Good+ to Fine appearance — ungraded.
- Completeness
- No separate detachable premium is identified for this issue in the sources checked. Supplied photographs show the front cover, a full-page next-issue advertisement and an interior editorial/story page; a full page-by-page collation has not been performed.
Catalogue note
Fleetway Editions’ Judge Dredd: The Megazine Vol. 2 #15, dated 14–27 November 1992. The issue continues Judge Hershey’s newly launched solo serial “Deathsquads,” carries Part 4 of “Mechanismo,” Part 6 of Armitage’s “Influential Circles,” and includes the standalone Judge Death story “Tea with Mrs Gunderson.” Mark Wilkinson’s Judge Hershey cover is explicitly identified inside the physical issue as “after Silence of the Lambs,” making the object useful evidence of deliberate cross-media visual quotation in early-1990s British comics packaging.
Writer: John Wagner; Peter Cornwall; Dave Stone
Artist: Colin MacNeil; Yan Shimony; Charlie Adlard; Dean Ormston
Cover: Mark Wilkinson
Edition: Original 1992 first-release issue
Why this object matters
The physically acknowledged Silence of the Lambs quotation in Wilkinson’s Hershey cover provides a specific cross-media design argument. Together with Tea with Mrs Gunderson and the continuing serials, it retains outstanding 8.5 status while moderating the former 8.8.
Evidence limits: No new physical inspection or collation was performed. Copy-specific conclusions remain limited to the retained catalogue and accession evidence.
Score and assessment method
Archive Importance: 8.5 / 10.
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Recorded contributions · 8
- John WagnerWritingCatalogue credit
Writing credit: John Wagner; Peter Cornwall; Dave Stone Original catalogue credit
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Writing credit: John Wagner; Peter Cornwall; Dave Stone Original catalogue credit
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Writing credit: John Wagner; Peter Cornwall; Dave Stone Original catalogue credit
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Artwork credit: Colin MacNeil; Yan Shimony; Charlie Adlard; Dean Ormston Original catalogue credit
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Artwork credit: Colin MacNeil; Yan Shimony; Charlie Adlard; Dean Ormston Original catalogue credit
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Artwork credit: Colin MacNeil; Yan Shimony; Charlie Adlard; Dean Ormston Original catalogue credit
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Artwork credit: Colin MacNeil; Yan Shimony; Charlie Adlard; Dean Ormston Original catalogue credit
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Cover artwork credit: Mark Wilkinson Original catalogue credit
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