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Pat Mills has long since acquired legendary status as one of the guiding lights of British comics. In 1977 he created and edited 2000AD, still known 40 years later as ‘the galaxy’s greatest comic’ and home of Judge Dredd. Then in 1979, he and co-writer (and Dredd co-creator) John Wagner wrote the very first comic strips to grace the pages of Doctor Who Weekly, including the classic The Iron Legion.

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