Another female psi-judge in Mega-City One, Karyn was introduced in the Dredd adventure "Raptaur" in 1991. She came to prominence during the Megazine's second volume, when Psi-Judge Anderson left the force for a time. Her solo series was most notable for Adrian Salmon's stark artwork, with all blacks-on-whites, without any shading or gradiants. Karyn has periodically appeared with Judge Dredd in his Megazine strip, but did not shown up in the weekly 2000 AD until 2004's "Gulag" story.

A new series for a classic comics character: Tim Kelly, the indestructible man, had appeared in anthology titles like Knockout and Vulcan, and by reintroducing him in the pages of Universal Soldier, McKenzie apparently hoped to start a new franchise. Public disinterest in the story (and its boring cliffhangers) meant Kelly would not appear again. It was later learned that Fleetway did not actually have the copyright on this, and several other old IPC comics heroes which were believed to have been acquired in a media merger, but happily the incident did not lead to ugly lawsuits.

This was the first original series by "Kek-W," aka Nigel Long, after some one-shots and work with others' characters. It was not successful.

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