Cassandra Anderson was a telepath and was considered Psi-Division's best operator[1].
History[]
Born in 2080[2], Cassandra Anderson came to the attention of Justice Department when she psychically killed her abusive father at the age of three. Psi-Division blocked her memories and inducted her into the Division as a cadet[3]
In the year 2096, as part of her cadet training, Anderson investigated a case or organ harvesting[4].
Trying to help Judge Logan recover from the touch of Judge Mortis, she saw a premonition of the mansion in which P J Maybe held Dark Judges Mortis, Fire and Fear[5].
2000AD[]
In the 2000AD Judge Dredd universe, Anderson displayed the following abilities:
- Telepathy[1]
- Precognition
Dredd: The Card Game[]
Cassandra Anderson could be used to modify the Dark Judges ability score downwards and to contain a Dark Judge[6].
IDW[]
In the IDW Judge Dredd universe, Judge Anderson displayed the following abilities:
Appearances[]
Real World[]
Brian Bolland allegedly based Anderson's appearance on Debbie Harry[8].
When Brett Ewins illustrated Four Dark Judges he was told by the editors of 2000AD to emulate Bolland's style, eventually leading to his leaving the strip[9].
References[]
- ↑ 1.0 1.1 Judge Death (story) Part Two, 2000AD Prog 150
- ↑ Judge Anderson: The Haunting, 2000AD Annual 1984
- ↑ 2000AD Prog 1833
- ↑ Cadet Anderson: One in Ten, 2000AD Prog 1833
- ↑ Judge Dredd, Dark Justice Part Two, 2000AD Prog 1912
- ↑ Dredd: The Card Game: Cassandra Anderson
- ↑ 7.0 7.1 7.2 Mars Attacks Judge Dredd Number 2
- ↑ Thrill-Power Overload, David Bishop
- ↑ Thrill-Power Overload by David Bishop