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exactly.

As I said it's my opinion, if dickheads want to buy something they don't actually like, good luck to 'em. I think they're idiots and since this poll has been cast HERE, yes HERE -not the venue of normal people in your opinion, are you one of them?- amongst the couple of dozen nerds, your words not mine, then it looks like we'll be the ones who will have our opinion collated and heard and maybe listened to.

>Yeah, you're right. I mean, where the fuck do these people get off having an opinion different than yours?
Wankers.



Well, it's my opinion that they're idiots. It's not a case of whether the opinion is different or not. I am criticising their bad aesthetic taste which just happens to be idiotic, in my opinion. ; )

As most people will attest the figure, from a licensed company, is shit. Let's here it for democracy.

They are idiots.

looks crap. Use an Ezquerra reference for Dredd figures, you can't lose.

Tharg with a bit of shrapnel in his head.

Since when is Judge Death a legendary Hero?

***Latest from friend is that there is a variant Death figure but he doesn't know in what way yet.***


Hopefully, it's when he was "Judge Sidney", but I doubt it.

It would be nice to have a figure or statue based on Fargo in the retro judge uniform.

***What's the official standard for Death's grill then? ***

A whopper & fries.

***But in its defence, it *has* got 5 vertical bars on the respirator.***

Yeah, but the helmet doesn't fit his head. Nice boots though.

I think the new figure looks a bit cack.

Wonder what the new Dredd statue will look like? I hope it's modeled on a Jock or Ezquerra design.

>Solomon can't be the bad guy as he's still in the Judges' good books. His clone was one of the five sent to Texas city back in "Dredd Angel". They wouldn't have sent Texas City the clone of a Judge who'd gone bad.

>- huey





Solomon's clone wasn't one of the 5 sent to Texas city in "Dredd Angel. The 5 clones were clones of:

FARGO
GOODMAN
HANSAR
RUBINS
MANDELA

So Solomon could be in the bad books.

Considering Solomon will have put both Fargo and Booth on ice by the end, it seems there's a pattern to his controlling of others?

+++We know about his Judgement on Booth. Which makes it seem unlikely he's in cahoots with him. Or maybe not, if it's a way to avoid actually killing him...


We know about his judgement on Booth and maybe he's wanted to get rid of Booth, elections and democracy all along while Fargo never pushed to go so far. Maybe Solomon made the phonecall about Fargo's unjudicial liaison to push him to resign and get him out of the way.

He doesn't have to be in cahoots with booth but he may be manipulating him too, as well as Goodman and the judges. Dredd has said he thought Solomon was too clever for "his own good at times".

We also don't know what actually happened to Solomon after Booth's trial and before OZ, he could have been found out or we have yet to find out what happened to him?