#judgeanderson

[judgeanderson]

Anderson gasp when Hisayo yank the leash downwards to bring her down to her knees when they enter a luxurious office. Pulling her leash Hisayo made the judge crawl further in until they reach the wooden desk that was set in the middle of the room. There was nothing special about it if not for the gold rings on each corner.

The chain that connect to her collar and act as her leash was promptly attached to one of the rings on the desk, chaining the judge to it. Hisayo didn't say anything since she settle on crouching beside Anderson and slapping her twice on the cheek. It wasn't gentle, but it wasn't rough either. It felt almost as if the yakuza princess pat her to reassure her that everything would be okay in the most degrading way possible. Then she got up and left the room, leaving the judge alone to wait for what was to come.

For once she was allowed to wear clothes, but what surprised Anderson the most was that they dress her up in her uniform. It was almost like that they put it on to show her off as she was before being captured by the clan... Like a trophy. Soon someone new enter the room: A woman resembling Hisayo, but she was older.

"Who are you?" Anderson dare to ask.

The judge was forced to wear a slave's collar, but her training was still on going. She should have hold her tongue and act according to her new role in life, yet she still had to accept it in her heart.

Starter for @haemoxin

[trioxina245]

Judge Dredd, by Michael Cho

[hotelofheroines]

Have you ever had fun with your own machines, but made a mistake while programming them? Like the fun went on far longer than it was meant to? (For Rikku)

"Nothing like that with machina that I've programmed. But sometimes when I decide to ride on manufactured automatons they go a little overboard. And sometimes when I'm playing with my own machina, I do accidently drop the remote or something and it goes on longer than I intend."

[movietitlescollection]

[artboymoy]

Judge Anderson has always been a favorite character of mine. Here's something I'm just farting around with. #judgeanderson #judgedredd #penand ink #traditionalart #iamthelaw https://www.instagram.com/p/ColIeTEP7FB/?igshid=NGJjMDIxMWI=

[fleetingreflection]

I'm making a serious attempt to get back to tumblr! I used to have a lot of roleplaying blogs here and with the way my life has been and will continue to be I can't even hope to be active on all of them. So I will try to become active only on a few of them. I will be around this weekend and I hope I will get some writing done on saturday and on sunday. I will most likely reach out to some of my old roleplaying partners to ask if people are still interested in interacting with my characters and writing with me! I will try to be active on the following blogs...

Here @fleetingreflection

Lewd Resident Evil 3 "choose your own story" @starsescape

Overgrown Genesis post apocalypse @thelecherousroad

Judge Anderson @judgeanderson

Cute cyberpunk barista girl @cafecyber

A girl detective @theinnsmouthgirl

[itshouseofwarpeddesire]

#judgedeath #judgeanderson

[redcabincomics]

Fantastic retro TV ad from 1977 for British newsstand stalwart “2000 AD”, celebrating the release of issue 1 and its hard-to-find free SPACE SPINNER. Never has a piece of plastic been seared into the minds of a generation so permanently. The ad’s presenter is long-serving alien editor THARG.

"2000 AD" is a British weekly science fiction comic magazine that debuted in 1977, created by writer and editor Pat Mills. Known for its gritty, satirical, and often anarchic style, the magazine quickly set itself apart from other comics of the time. Early issues featured a mix of science fiction stories, including "Flesh," "Invasion," and "Harlem Heroes." The publication became a launchpad for many notable creators, such as Alan Moore, who wrote "The Ballad of Halo Jones," and Grant Morrison, who created "Zenith." Other influential contributors included Garth Ennis and Dave Gibbons, each adding to the magazine's diverse and innovative storytelling.

Judge Dredd made his debut in the second issue of "2000 AD" on 5 March 1977, and swiftly became its flagship character. Created by writer John Wagner and artist Carlos Ezquerra, Judge Dredd is a law enforcement officer in the dystopian future city of Mega-City One, known for his strict adherence to the law. Alongside Dredd, other notable characters like Johnny Alpha from "Strontium Dog," Rogue Trooper, Slaine, and Nemesis the Warlock helped define the magazine's unique blend of dark humour, social commentary, and imaginative storytelling. "2000 AD" has maintained its status as a cornerstone of British pop culture, continuing to publish weekly and influencing generations of comic creators and fans.

Jason Kingsley Rebellion Film Studios 2000 AD

#2000AD #JudgeDredd #MegaCityOne #ThargTheMighty #PatMills #JohnWagner #CarlosEzquerra #AlanMoore #GrantMorrison #GarthEnnis #DaveGibbons #TheBalladOfHaloJones #Zenith #StrontiumDog #RogueTrooper #Slaine #NemesisTheWarlock #DurhamRed #JudgeAnderson #SamSlade #RoboHunter #ABCWarriors #CursedEarth #JudgeDeath #TheDarkJudges #Prog2000 #FutureShocks #RebellionPublishing #2000ADArt #2000ADComics

[margueritesauvage]

Hello, finally revealed, here's the cover I did for @2000AD The Best of #200AD Volume 4 - with #JudgeAnderson and #JudgeCorey having a night off to go clubbing - #JudgeDredd #margueritesauvage #margueritesauvageillustration #comicsart #comicscover #digitalart #retroart

[tales-from-the-quarantine]

Fantastic retro TV ad from 1977 for British newsstand stalwart “2000 AD”, celebrating the release of issue 1 and its hard-to-find free SPACE SPINNER. Never has a piece of plastic been seared into the minds of a generation so permanently. The ad’s presenter is long-serving alien editor THARG.

"2000 AD" is a British weekly science fiction comic magazine that debuted in 1977, created by writer and editor Pat Mills. Known for its gritty, satirical, and often anarchic style, the magazine quickly set itself apart from other comics of the time. Early issues featured a mix of science fiction stories, including "Flesh," "Invasion," and "Harlem Heroes." The publication became a launchpad for many notable creators, such as Alan Moore, who wrote "The Ballad of Halo Jones," and Grant Morrison, who created "Zenith." Other influential contributors included Garth Ennis and Dave Gibbons, each adding to the magazine's diverse and innovative storytelling.

Judge Dredd made his debut in the second issue of "2000 AD" on 5 March 1977, and swiftly became its flagship character. Created by writer John Wagner and artist Carlos Ezquerra, Judge Dredd is a law enforcement officer in the dystopian future city of Mega-City One, known for his strict adherence to the law. Alongside Dredd, other notable characters like Johnny Alpha from "Strontium Dog," Rogue Trooper, Slaine, and Nemesis the Warlock helped define the magazine's unique blend of dark humour, social commentary, and imaginative storytelling. "2000 AD" has maintained its status as a cornerstone of British pop culture, continuing to publish weekly and influencing generations of comic creators and fans.

Jason Kingsley Rebellion Film Studios 2000 AD

#2000AD #JudgeDredd #MegaCityOne #ThargTheMighty #PatMills #JohnWagner #CarlosEzquerra #AlanMoore #GrantMorrison #GarthEnnis #DaveGibbons #TheBalladOfHaloJones #Zenith #StrontiumDog #RogueTrooper #Slaine #NemesisTheWarlock #DurhamRed #JudgeAnderson #SamSlade #RoboHunter #ABCWarriors #CursedEarth #JudgeDeath #TheDarkJudges #Prog2000 #FutureShocks #RebellionPublishing #2000ADArt #2000ADComics

[frazerbrown-producer]

Fantastic retro TV ad from 1977 for British newsstand stalwart “2000 AD”, celebrating the release of issue 1 and its hard-to-find free SPACE SPINNER. Never has a piece of plastic been seared into the minds of a generation so permanently. The ad’s presenter is long-serving alien editor THARG.

"2000 AD" is a British weekly science fiction comic magazine that debuted in 1977, created by writer and editor Pat Mills. Known for its gritty, satirical, and often anarchic style, the magazine quickly set itself apart from other comics of the time. Early issues featured a mix of science fiction stories, including "Flesh," "Invasion," and "Harlem Heroes." The publication became a launchpad for many notable creators, such as Alan Moore, who wrote "The Ballad of Halo Jones," and Grant Morrison, who created "Zenith." Other influential contributors included Garth Ennis and Dave Gibbons, each adding to the magazine's diverse and innovative storytelling.

Judge Dredd made his debut in the second issue of "2000 AD" on 5 March 1977, and swiftly became its flagship character. Created by writer John Wagner and artist Carlos Ezquerra, Judge Dredd is a law enforcement officer in the dystopian future city of Mega-City One, known for his strict adherence to the law. Alongside Dredd, other notable characters like Johnny Alpha from "Strontium Dog," Rogue Trooper, Slaine, and Nemesis the Warlock helped define the magazine's unique blend of dark humour, social commentary, and imaginative storytelling. "2000 AD" has maintained its status as a cornerstone of British pop culture, continuing to publish weekly and influencing generations of comic creators and fans.

Jason Kingsley Rebellion Film Studios 2000 AD

#2000AD #JudgeDredd #MegaCityOne #ThargTheMighty #PatMills #JohnWagner #CarlosEzquerra #AlanMoore #GrantMorrison #GarthEnnis #DaveGibbons #TheBalladOfHaloJones #Zenith #StrontiumDog #RogueTrooper #Slaine #NemesisTheWarlock #DurhamRed #JudgeAnderson #SamSlade #RoboHunter #ABCWarriors #CursedEarth #JudgeDeath #TheDarkJudges #Prog2000 #FutureShocks #RebellionPublishing #2000ADArt #2000ADComics

[judgeanderson]

@nobodyofsparks

Anderson tend the fire and listen the boiling water in the kettle. The workshop was otherwise quiet, with daughter still fast asleep in her room. It was early in the morning and still quite dark, but the sun would soon rise and shine its light through the windows.

The former judge had learn a lot during her imprisonment at the Al Bhed camp, yet she was still mostly useless in the kitchen if she was left alone. She could do simple things, but not much else. Anderson try to learn more, especially after her decision to stay with the tribe even when she was given a chance to escape. She wasn't a prisoner anymore.

Glancing down at her hands as she made a mix of herbal tea Anderson's eyes were drawn to the ring on her finger. It was cheap, but it marked her as taken. She had married her own warden, raise a family and start a new life with the Al Bhed. Anderson was still an outsider here, someone who the others looked at with curiosity and suspicion, yet they accept her as one of them. She didn't mind it because most of the time the others were more amused with her than anything else: She was still trying to learn their ways, how to survive out in the desert, and mistakes couldn't be avoided.

It was a simple life. A happy life.

After steeping the tea Anderson walk into her shared bedroom and sit on the edge of the bed. She reach out to move her wife's hair to see her face. Leaning down she kiss Rikku on the cheek and whisper.

"Sun is almost up."

[boocook]

The insane zombie crossover story which involves the entire AD-verse, a continuation of the Judgement Day saga of old unfurls in both @2000adcomic and the #judgedreddmegazine this month where my 5 page chunk of this epic tale sits. I absolutely love drawing #dredd AND #judgeanderson but throw #strontiumdog #johnnyalpha my all time favourite character into the mix and you have one seriously happy art droid!🤖 it’s on sale now so why not watch the heroes of your childhood eat each other? #2000adcomics #2000ad #judgedredd #judgementday #zombie #comics #zombiecomics #scifi #scificomics #mutant #searchanddestroy #psi #brains https://www.instagram.com/p/CjHyg2UsD72/?igshid=NGJjMDIxMWI=

[hotelofheroines]

For reference: Mal (w/ Angela @depravednexus ), Jamuledo (w/ Gogo @lxwerdxcks ), Muja (w/ Anderson @judgeanderson ), and Helena (w/ Maka @ depravednexus).

Maybe a day late, but everybody wish Rikku a happy father's day. She was busy with all her kids (from many woman).

[penelopecat]

The new batch of @2000adcomic audiobook adaptations came out this past week. I think it was just last week that I proclaimed Dredd vs Death to be an all-time favorite comic, so of course I had to listen to this audiobook version. It’s a multi-cast recording with music and sound effects, but otherwise a pretty direct adaptation of the comic. Peter Serafinowicz and Amber Rose Revah are fantastic as Death and Anderson. I’m still getting used to Adam Basil as Dredd, more so because he’s like the fifth actor I’ve heard as Dredd, and it’s a slightly different interpretation than I’d gotten used to in previous adaptations. Because it adapts the Essential Judge Dredd collection, this’ll be more of an Anderson story overall than a Dredd one, and I’m glad to see her get more time in the spotlight. #thismakesmehappy #2021reading #books #audiobook #audiobooks #audiodrama #2000ad #2000adaudiobook #comics #britishcomics #judgedredd #judgedreddvsdeath #essentialjudgedredd #penguinrandomhouse #prhaudiobooks #judgedeath #judgeanderson https://www.instagram.com/p/CiVEgDJris_/?igshid=NGJjMDIxMWI=

[trioxina245]

Judge Anderson / Judge Death, by Brian Bolland