His belt buckle is a shrunken head.(On at least one occasion this was used as a type of explosive hand grenade, when he threw it at Batman who was allied with Judge Dredd against the dark Judges in the comic "Die Laughing"). Fear sports an assortment of tools on his belt, notably miniature bear traps, which he is known to throw at his enemies in order to immobilize them and an enormous padlock which he uses to secure his victims' potential exit routes. When passing judgement, he opens his helmet's faceplate and frightens the accused to death with whatever lies within, whilst reciting his catch phrase, "Gaze into the face of Fear!" The actual face under the helmet has only been revealed twice: once as a mass of eyeballs, and on another occasion as several grotesque mandibles.No explanation has been given as to whether these monstrosities are indicative of Fear's physical face, or if they are simply manifestations of his victims' fears. Judge Fear - An imposing figure who wears a black great helm accented with large, bat-like wings.Among the Dark Judges, only Death and Fear wear a helmet of any kind. Death most often kills his victims by reaching directly into their chests (in an intangible state) and squeezing their hearts until they burst, without ever breaking the skin. His jacket is fastened with crude stitches rather than a zipper, and his badge and belt buckle are each shaped like a human skull with extended fangs, the latter is also adorned with bat wings. In place of the Judges' eagle-shaped shoulder pauldrons, Death sports a pterodactyl on his right shoulder his left shoulder and elbow pads are festooned with bones. His mouth is pulled into a permanent rictus. Wears a helmet similar to that of a traditional Judge, with a modified visor resembling a portcullis.
Judge Death - The first and their leader.The incarnate Dark Judges are emaciated, zombie-like humanoids with specialised powers.
This involves obtaining recently deceased cadavers, which are subsequently processed by machinery that produces "dead fluids." These fluids bring the corpses to "full ripeness," prefatory for the spirits to inhabit and animate. Their true forms are incorporeal spirits that must inhabit corpses in order to cause physical harm. The Dark Judges are undead, and as such, cannot be conventionally killed.
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