| Mek-Quake
started out as the comic relief for Ro-Busters, and continued to
be so throughout his 2000AD career. He started out as a hulking,
psychotic kill-dozer with a body that looked like a JCB gone horribly wrong... |
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| Art by Kevin
O'Neill |
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| For his surprise return in Nemesis Book 3:
The World of Nemesis (by
Pat Mills and Kevin
O'Neill), he was sporting a new body, the head of which, for some bizarre
reason, looks as if it's been based on a cat... |
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| During Nemesis
Book 4: The Gothic Empire (by Pat Mills, Kevin O'Neill and Bryan
Talbot), Mek-Quake reverted to his original body, but with Nemesis
Book 5: The Vengeance of Thoth (by Mills and Talbot), he was given an
extra dimension to his body swapping, when it was revealed that he kept
the bodies of his victims as a wardrobe. Hence we got... |
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| This became the basis for one of the two
looks used by every subsequent artist on ABC Warriors, albeit without the
Terminator insignias. |
| Next up was The Warriors journey into the
Time Wastes of Termight, in Black
Hole (by Pat Mills, Simon
Bisley and S.M.S.),
and with it came... |
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| The 'tank' look went on to become the other
look used by all subsequent ABC Warriors artists. Of course, this look also
has a distinct advantage when it comes to transport... |
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| With Khronicles
of Khaos, Kevin Walker
took on the art chores, and gave us the first look at Mek-Quake in full
colour... |
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With Hellbringer,
Mek-Quake got himself a new job, a new program and a new paint job. However,
the Black Hole references remained... |
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