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+ | Inga, a Swedish model <ref>[[Prog 1825]]</ref> |
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+ | Anita, a Swedish model <ref>[[Prog 1825]]</ref> |
| − | Dennis / The Fat Man / Number One <ref>[[Prog 1825]]</ref> |
+ | Dennis / The Fat Man / Number One, a copper <ref>[[Prog 1825]]</ref> |
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+ | Number Two, a copper <ref>[[Prog 1825]]</ref> |
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+ | Number Three, a copper <ref>[[Prog 1825]]</ref> |
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Revision as of 00:11, 16 May 2013
The Copper Conspiracy was a Dandridge story, running from 2000AD Prog 1824 onwards.
Synopsis
The story opens with Miss Blake being questioned by detectives about the theft of the Blade of Oberon by and from Shelley.
Three 'coppers' trace Dandridge's journeys around the Mediterranean before catching up with him at a Monte Carlo hotel where he is partying with twenty Swedish models and whomever has been sent up to try to halt proceedings.
Too drunk to effectively resist, the three coppers capture him and transport him back to Britain though he manages to sabotage the one carrying him, Dennis, from the inside and crashes in a field. He quickly analyses his kidnappers as being made from copper with a high-grade Animatum Spiritum complex metal frame powered by a ghost battery. [1]
Locations featured
Camden - an unnamed biker bar [2]
The French Riviera [3]
Cannes [4]
Monte Carlo [5]
Characters featured
Miss Angela Blake
Roger Moore (mentioned) [6]
The Sultan of Brunei (mentioned) [7]
Inga, a Swedish model [8]
Anita, a Swedish model [9]
Dennis / The Fat Man / Number One, a copper [10]
Number Two, a copper [11]
Number Three, a copper [12]
Items
Dandridge's jacket
Roger Moore's Bentley
Hot air balloon
Ghost battery
Entities featured
Interview (fictional magazine)
Bonhomie (fictional magazine)