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SOLD 2000AD: Prog 645 (1989): Judge Dredd - Cardboard City pt3

Location: X Gone but not forgotten
Artists: Cam Kennedy (All) ,  Tom  Frame (Letterer) ,  John  Wagner (Writer)

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Location: X Gone but not forgotten
Title: SOLD 2000AD: Prog 645 (1989): Judge Dredd - Cardboard City pt3 *
Artist:  Cam Kennedy (All) ,  Tom  Frame (Letterer) ,  John  Wagner (Writer)
Media Type: Pen and Ink
Art Type: Interior Page
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Comments: 1
Added to Site: 10/23/2022

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NOTE: THIS PIECE HAS BEEN CONSIGNED TO HERITAGE AUCTIONS, FOR SALE IN OCTOBER.

UNNFF! BOK! KRUNKK!

Post Block Mania and The Apocalypse War, Dredd's unruly Italian landlady, Maria, is living rough. Some juves want to tangle with the homeless cits of Cardboard City, and live to regret it!

Mid-period Cam, full of expressive action and dynamic inks. At the time I was a student in London, and we were all keenly aware of the growing problem of homelessness in the dying days of Thatcherism. Typical Wagner topicality to weave that into a tale of unintended consequences and meeting an old friend...Colours are not credited, but given Tom Frame is on lettering duties, and these letters are not part of this page, I'm crediting him.

Pen & Ink on cartridge paper
33 cms x 44 cams

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Member Since: November 2009
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Marcus Wai Member Since 2005
Posted On 10/23/2022

Really nice how the background spotlight and inks emphasize the direction and power of the blow as it gets stretched.