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Judge-Marshal Dredd

22 appearances · Bronze Age · 1977–2016
Who is Judge-Marshal Dredd?

Stepping out of the gritty Bronze Age British comics scene, Judge-Marshal Dredd made their debut in the legendary 2000 AD #42 in 1977, brought to life by creators John Howard and Ian Gibson for IPC. A figure who has persisted across nearly four decades of publication, this character shares their pages with some of the most recognizable names in the 2000 AD universe — including Judge Dredd himself, Walter the Wobot, and Judge Tex — placing them squarely in one of the most beloved and distinctive corners of British comics history. With appearances spread across 2000 AD, Judge Dredd, and the Judge Dredd Annual, Judge-Marshal Dredd is a fascinating piece of that sprawling, satirical world that defined an era of fearless storytelling. For collectors and fans who love digging into the deeper catalogue of a landmark publisher, this is exactly the kind of character that rewards closer attention.

2000 AD
#42
★ First appearance
2000 AD #42
Dec 1977

Appearances

Judge Dredd (1981)
Judge Dredd Annual (1988)
Judge Dredd: The Complete Case Files (2005)
#1
Judge Dredd: The Mega Collection (2015)
#80