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Explore George Mann books linked with Judges, with summaries, comic-world context, reading-order notes, and practical starting guidance.

Last updated: July 14, 2026

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Lone Wolf

by George Mann

2018

A lone survivor is forced into a deadly hunt across an unforgiving science-fiction landscape. George Mann's compact adventure pits instinct, endurance, and old grievances against a threat that will not stop pursuing.

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    Lone Wolf

    by George Mann

    2018Judges, Book 1

Series background & context

This page gathers George Mann's work connected to the Judges corner of British science-fiction comics. It is best treated as a related reading guide rather than a single novel series, because the setting can include different characters, cities, and formats.

The central appeal of Judge stories is the pressure of a future city where law, violence, technology, and power are tangled together. The tone can be hard-edged and satirical, but it also leaves room for strange cases, dangerous streets, and the absurd results of trying to control everything through force.

Mann has written across comics, novels, and audio drama, so a page like this helps readers find where his work sits beside his more familiar original series. It also makes clear that a Judge-related title may be a standalone mission rather than the next part of a long narrative.

Use the summaries to identify the character, format, and setting that interest you. There is usually no need to read every Judges story in order before trying one.

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