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Judge Dredd: The Megazine Vol.1 Issue 19
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Comics · Judge Dredd / 2000 AD

Judge Dredd: The Megazine Vol.1 Issue 19

Volume 1 No. 19 · April 1992 · penultimate monthly issue · Simon Bisley Johnny Biker cover

April 1992 cover date · ★ Gold Star object

Judge Dredd: The Megazine Volume 1 No. 19, cover-dated April 1992: the penultimate issue of the original monthly format. Simon Bisley’s signed Heavy Metal Dredd cover illustrates “The Legend of Johnny Biker!”, while the issue also contains a complete Dredd story, Brit-Cit Babes Part 4, Middenface McNulty Part 5, The Straitjacket Fits Part 14 and the complete Strange Cases story “The Great Outdoors”.

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Issue
Volume 1 No. 19 (1.19) · #19 overall
Publisher
Fleetway Editions
State
Raw · magazine-size
Condition
Fine to Very Fine-range appearance, ungraded
Completeness
Assumed complete under the standing owner rule for magazine-format periodicals unless stated otherwise. Supplied photographs show front cover, rear cover and interior Roll Call page; no page-by-page physical collation has been performed.

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Catalogue note

Judge Dredd: The Megazine Volume 1 No. 19, cover-dated April 1992: the penultimate issue of the original monthly format. Simon Bisley’s signed Heavy Metal Dredd cover illustrates “The Legend of Johnny Biker!”, while the issue also contains a complete Dredd story, Brit-Cit Babes Part 4, Middenface McNulty Part 5, The Straitjacket Fits Part 14 and the complete Strange Cases story “The Great Outdoors”. The Roll Call explicitly describes this as “THE PENULTIMATE MONTHLY!” and previews the forthcoming fortnightly relaunch, making it direct documentary evidence of the transition completed by Issue 20 and Volume 2 No. 1.

Writer: Alan Grant & Tony Luke · David Bishop · John Wagner · Nick Barber · John Wagner & Alan Grant

Artist: Russell Fox · Roger Langridge · Steve Sampson · John McCrea · Nick Percival · Simon Bisley

Cover: Simon Bisley

Edition: Original UK newsstand edition · penultimate monthly issue

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Archive Importance: 9 / 10 · Gold Star.

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