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Novel by Andrew Cartmel

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Swine Fever
AuthorAndrew Cartmel
Cover artistPatrick Goddard and Dylan Teague
SeriesJudge Dredd
GenreScience fiction
Set in 2128
PublisherBlack Flame
Publication dateMay 2005
Pages256
ISBN1844161749
Preceded byThe Final Cut 
Followed byWhiteout 

Swine Fever (2005) is an original novel written by Andrew Cartmel and based on the long-running British science fiction comic strip Judge Dredd.

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Genetic modification has given pigs enhanced intelligence. But somebody is still killing them for their bacon and Judge Dredd must find out who.

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