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The series was supposedly ended for good in 1996, though the odd spinoff did appear. In 2002, popular writer Gordon Rennie revisited the Rogue continuity with a new series of stories set during the hunt for the Traitor General. This series was well received and Rennie attempted to reboot the continuity for a second time, but was blocked by the editors. He has said he would like to write more stories in the ''Rogue Trooper'' universe, but these would focus on side characters and what's going on elsewhere on Nu Earth.
Most recently, the comic was adapted into a video game by [[Rebellion (Creator)|Rebellion Developments]], who currently also publish ''2000 AD'' and have the rights to most of its characters. ''Rogue Trooper: Quartz Zone Massacre'' was released on the [[
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** It's the ending where the major difference occurs.
* [[Abnormal Ammo]]: In the Rogue continuity, the weapons for described as being "las" based, yet they are depicted as ejecting casing like a projectile weapon. A close-up of an cartidge reveals that the bullet has a lense, possible similair to older discriptions of Imperial Guardman's las-gun.
* [[A Nazi
* [[Armchair Military]]: Milli-com, the southern high command operate from a giant space station light years from the war. Oddly for this trope most of them seems to be combat veterans.
* [[Awesome Backpack]]: Bagman in the Rogue continuity.
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* [[Suicide Attack]]: A Christmas 2010 special had a nort plot to destory the souther's military command with a clone of Rogue which explodes after it is killed.
* [[Tank Goodness]]: The Blackmare Tank. Its main turret is bigger than most whole normal tanks.
* [[The Problem
* [[Those Two Bad Guys]]: Bland and Brass, body-looters and war profiteers.
* [[Those Wacky Nazis|Those Wacky Norts]]
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