the story so far and Torquemada's intentions of finding this ultimate weapon against the Warlock. The series ends with Nemesis and Torquemada both destroyed, yet occasionally haunting Earth in spectral forms, tied to the Warlock's "Blitzspear". Purity Brown takes over as leader (president) of Termight, renaming it Terra. The series Deadlock, by Pat Mills and Henry Flint, was a direct sequel to Nemesis. Prog 2000 (20 September 2016) featured a follow up Nemesis story (written by Mills and once more drawn by O'Neill) 'Tubular Hells' which reversed the destruction of Nemesis but it has to this point not led to further exploration of the character. Collected editions The series has been collected into a number of trade paperbacks, including: The Complete Nemesis the Warlock: Volume 1 (collects "Terror Tube", "Killer Watt", Nemesis the Warlock Books 1–4, "The Sword Sinister" and "The Secret Life of the Blitzspear", 320 pages, Rebellion, 2007, ) Volume 2 (collects Nemesis the Warlock Books 5–7, Rebellion, 2007, ) Volume 3 (collects Nemesis the Warlock Books 8–10, Rebellion, 2007, ) In other media Computer games Nemesis the Warlock: The Death of Torquemada was released as a game made for the Commodore 64, Amstrad CPC and ZX Spectrum. The C64 version of this game was made by Martech in 1987, programmer Michael J. Archer, musician Rob Hubbard Music video The video for Shriekback's 1985 single "Nemesis" from the album Oil & Gold features Nemesis the Warlock. Toys and games Wizkids / NECA have released three figures of Nemesis the Warlock as part of their Heroclix collectable miniatures game (Rookie, Experienced and Veteran versions). These were only released in the United Kingdom, alongside other 2000AD related figures, as part of the "Indy" expansion to the game. This led to something of an outcry from the American fans of both the game and the character, and this style of "regional" figure-release was not continued in later sets of Heroclix. References External links Terror Tube-1st appearance of Nemesis and Torquemada BARNEY Profile Essay by artist Bryan Talbot 1987 video games Amstrad CPC games Comics by Bryan Talbot Comics by Pat Mills Commodore 64 games Platform games Fantasy comics Steampunk comics Science fiction comics 2000 AD comic strips Comics adapted into video games Inquisition in fiction Cultural depictions of Tomás de Torquemada Video games scored by Rob Hubbard Video games developed in the United Kingdom