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"Rob Williams and D&amp;#039;Israeli have announced Ordinary. Their new creator-owned strip will be printed in the pages of 2000 AD&amp;#039;s sister title Judge Dredd Megazine.  The single-arc story will centre around the last man in the world without superpowers. &amp;quot;The idea is that one day, everybody in the world wakes up with some kind of special power,&amp;quot; artist D&amp;#039;Israeli told Comic Book Resources. &amp;quot;No two people get the same thing, it&amp;#039;s completely random, but suddenly, the whole world population is capable of extraordinary things, which means that every political dispute - hell, every personal dispute - suddenly has the potential to escalate into a small war.  &amp;quot;Our hero, Michael, is the one guy in the whole world who hasn&amp;#039;t developed any powers - the last &amp;#039;ordinary Joe&amp;#039;, if you like. As the world situation spirals more and more out of control, finding a cure for the change becomes more and more urgent, and Michael&amp;#039;s very ordinariness makes him extremely valuable. &amp;quot;But, of course, some people want him so he can help them with the cure, and others want to get rid of him so they can hold on to their powers. &amp;quot;It&amp;#039;s not a superhero parody - we wanted to do something rather more interesting than that. What&amp;#039;s clever about Rob&amp;#039;s scripts is the way he uses the fantastic as a sort of spotlight to examine facets of the ordinary; relationships, fatherhood, what counts as failure and success.&amp;quot; The creators have previously collaborated on 2000 AD&amp;#039;s Lowlife. Ordinary will debut in Rebellion&amp;#039;s Judge Dredd Megazine #338 on July 17. "^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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