in 2000 AD #1628-1632, with the main story starting in #1655. P Pulp Sci-fi Pulp Sci-fi was another Future Shock-style series, designed by David Bishop to replace Vector 13. It would be the launch pad for other series like Rose O'Rion but failed to prove popular with writers and ended two years after it started. Purgatory Purgatory was a Judge Dredd spin-off that focused on Judge Grice and was written by Mark Millar, with art by Carlos Ezquerra. The series ran in 2000 AD #834-841 in 1993 and led straight into up the Judge Dredd story "Inferno", with Ezquerra remaining on art and Grant Morrison taking over writing duties. R Rain Dogs Rain Dogs is a science fiction story set in a flooded New York, which appeared in 2000 AD progs 1213-1222. Written by Gordon Rennie, with art by Colin Wilson, it was later collected into a fifty-two page hardcover. Rose O'Rion Rose O'Rion span out of Pulp Sci-fi and was written by Kek-W, with art by Andy Clarke. The character returned in the 2000 AD fanzine Zarjaz #10 as an illustrated text story, with art from Dylan Teague. S Sancho Panzer Sancho Panzer is a story which ran in seven consecutive stories in 2000 AD #1112-1123 in 1998. It was written by Dan Abnett, with Henry Flint providing the art, and featured the eponymous character who pilots a giant tank called Mojo with the assistance of his technician Tool. He is pursued by reporter Lynx Fahren/Farren, who is trying to get to the truth behind the legend, and General Herman Spurn, who was defeated by Panzer and is looking for revenge. Everyone has to pull together when the planet, Vainglory Five, is invaded by giant worms. Abnett had tried to repeat the success of Sinister Dexter by seeing what worked and basing another story on those elements: Silo Silo was Mark Millar's first series at 2000 AD which was greenlit after he had had just two Future Shocks published,; it was drawn by Dave D'Antiquis. The story ran in issues #706-711 in 1990 and was reprinted in Extreme Edition #14 and involved two American soldiers in a nuclear missile silo apparently haunted by the ghost of Edward Bulwer-Lytton who was intent on ending the world. Slaughterbowl Slaughterbowl is a story by John Smith and Paul Peart that ran in 2000 AD #842-849 as part of their "Summer Offensive". It