Shakara: The Avenger

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Illegal" has the verse "Who would've thought/That you could hurt me/The way you've done it/So deliberate so determined". The song is preceded by "No", the general message of which (you try translate that coherently) is "I can't believe you could hurt me like that, so cruelly". "Illegal" then ends with "I'm starting to believe it should be illegal to deceive a woman's heart." Clearly, she's getting tired of the cheating.

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Blood Knight: Warlord Skulka, Supreme Khan of the Xorn Empire, lives only to kill as many as he can manage, as he loves conquering and destroying civilizations more than anything. In truth, he's become bored after he helped with the destruction of the Shakara, once the strongest species in the galaxy, as he doesn't feel anyone can match them. Body Motifs: Shakira seems to have a thing for attributing human attributes or conscious actions to body parts. World in the Sky: Eva Procorpio lives in a floating villa on (?) the planet Terraqueouis, a world which seems to consist entirely of floating villas. Percival's poster artwork for the independent horror film Female Werewolf won the Fantastic Cinema Excellence in Poster Design Award 2016. [6] Dark Judges: The Torture Garden (with writer David Hine, in Judge Dredd Megazine #400-409, 2018, 2019)

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In My Language, That Sounds Like...: When Borat hosted the MTV Video Music Awards, he at one point giggled when saying Shakira's name. He then explained that "Shakira" is Kazakh for "vagina". (It isn't.) At the end of the show, he tells the audience he will later attempt to "Get into Brittany Murphy's 'shakira'."The series is the second collaboration between Hachette Partworks and 2000 AD publisher Rebellion Developments, following the success of Judge Dredd: The Mega Collection. It is available in the UK, Ireland and Australia.

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Martial Pacifist: Brother Zengo is the peaceful leader of a monastery who opposes violence, but he's not afraid to dish out a world of hurt when an alien who only wanted to study to learn their martial arts charges him after being told to leave. Explosive Decompression: An alien scientist confronts the Overlord of The Hierarchy to report that according to his calculations, the Infinity Engine is drawing in way too much power to be an interdimensional portal and looks more like it is actually a weapon that will wipe out every living thing in reality. The Overlord muses that his own species is so resilient that it can easily withstand the vacuum of space. He then drops the forcefield of the room-with-a-spaceview that they're in, causing the scientist's head to explode immediately. Judge Dredd: The House On Bleaker Street" (with writer Kenneth Niemand in 2000 AD #2247-2249, 2021)Battle Cry: The killer robot protagonist only shouts "Shakara!" as he destroys his enemies. This turns out to be the name of his dead species (as well as his own, sort of), who used it in an identical manner. The spine incorrectly showed '79' instead of '63', although the number shown correctly inside as '63' (79 was the volume in the previous issue) - the spine picture is also incorrectly showing that of volume 79. The publisher issued a free replacement copy of this volume with issue 81 ("Flesh")

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Horrifying Hero: Shakara is a menacing Killer Robot with glowing red eyes, chains and spikes all over his body, and weapons for hands. In most other stories, he'd probably be either the villain himself or a robot mook for the hero to defeat, but he's simply the instrument of revenge against the evil aliens who wiped out his creators. Pleasure Planet: Euphoriax is a spatial city that sits on the edge of a nebula made of alcohol, which they collect to serve to their customers in addition to the other pleasures on offer. Witness comics unlike any you have read before as the final battle between evil and justice is played out on a galactic scale, with Flint’s incredible artwork once again pushing against every boundary the medium has to offer. War for Fun and Profit: There is a planet designed to be a total warzone and hired out by a corrupt Mega-Corp to different factions who want to kill each other without having to destroy their own infrastructure.Faceless Eye: The Psico are extraordinarily powerful telepathic and telekinetic aliens with frail bodies and a floating eyeball for a head. Commander Kreech notes after brainwashing an entire species that he'd laugh if he actually had a proper orifice. An inhabitant of the Astral Plane, Shathra is the “Spider-Wasp” to Peter Parker’s “Spider”. She learned of Spider-man when he strayed from the safe path during visit to the Astral Plane to locate the inter-dimensional kidnapper known as Shade. Shathra immediately realized Spider-Man’s true nature and determined that he would make the perfect meal for her hungry young hatchlings.