Judgement Day
One of the Judge Dredd epics.
Judgement Day (Judge Dredd story) is one of the Judge Dredd epics. It appears on a list of comic works titled "Judgement Day" that includes Judgment Day (Awesome Comics) by Alan Moore and Rob Liefeld, "Judgement Day" (EC Comics), Judgement Day (Lightning Comics), and Judgment Day (Marvel Comics).
- Primary Antagonist
- Judge Death
- Protagonist
- Judge Dredd
- Setting
- Mega-City One & The Necropolis
- Key Conflict
- Death's Time Freeze Plan vs. Law Enforcement
- Outcome
- Plan Thwarted (Temporarily)
- Significance
- Establishes Death as Arch-Nemesis
Lore & Background
The source identifies Judgement Day as one of the Judge Dredd epics, placing it among the major storylines in the Judge Dredd comic series. The entry is a simple listing alongside other comic works with similar titles, including Judgment Day (Awesome Comics), "Judgement Day" (EC Comics), Judgement Day (Lightning Comics), and Judgment Day (Marvel Comics).
In Their Own Story
The source does not contain any narrative details, specific moments, quotes, numbers, or turning points for the Judgement Day (Judge Dredd story). It is listed only as a title within a disambiguation page for "Judgement Day in comics." No plot, characters, or events are described.
Did You Know?
- Judgement Day is one of the Judge Dredd epics.
- The source lists it alongside Judgment Day (Awesome Comics) by Alan Moore and Rob Liefeld.
- It is also listed with "Judgement Day" (EC Comics), a 1953 story dealing with racial prejudice.
- Another listed work is Judgement Day (Lightning Comics), a short-lived series.
- The Marvel Comics storyline Judgment Day (2022) featuring the Avengers, X-Men, and Eternals is also on the list.
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