Judge Dredd on the radio

Discuss or comment on Britain's sole surviving boy's comic from the 1970's. The home of Judge Dredd, Slaine, Nikolai Dante, ABC Warriors and Sinister Dexter. Has been running since 1977.

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James Allan
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Judge Dredd on the radio

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Who else heard Phil Jupitus on 'Judge Dredd' on Saturday (22nd Sept.)? Pretty interesting, it was too. The strip was a bit after my time, I must admit, but I did see one version (reprints?) in a newspaper in the 80's. It's quite impressive that it's still on the go, and I think it must be the only British comic strip to make it to a major Hollywood film (albeit not a very good one). Can anyone think of another?

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V for Vendetta?

James bond was a newspaper comic in the late 50's too XD
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I believe a ropy version of Modesty Blaise was made in the late 60's
I started to say something sensible but my parents took over my brain!
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Yeah but that wasn't "major" or "hollywood" XD. There was also a much-derided prequel film in 2004, which is apparently good if you like the comic but confused most casual viewers
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