| rdfs:comment | - Underbelly
- Tras el intento de escape fallido en el Raccoon Zoo, Jim Chapman y algunos sobrevivientes se refugian en la estación del metro de Raccoon. Tras restablecer la corriente de la estación y enfrentarse a gigantescas pulgas infectadas por el virus-T, logran encontrar un tren que por desgracia para el grupo, solo llegaba hasta los suburbios.
- "Underbelly", known in Japan as "Alien world" or "Other world"(異界Ikai), is the second scenario of Resident Evil Outbreak File 2. It takes place in a South Raccoon Street station.
- Underbelly was the second Dredd (film) story to be published in the Megazine, following the Top of the World, Ma-Ma tie-in, published when the film was released.
- Stabler and Beck investigate the murder of a teenage girl with a paw-print on her lower back and soon discovers that she is one of three girls who were raped and murdered. It is soon discovered that the third victim, Chantal, was a prostitute working for a man named Victor. As the case gets more intense, Beck becomes emotionally involved in the case. Victor is captured, but he escapes from prison and kidnaps a girl who could send him away for a long time. Stabler and Beck track him down and Beck is forced to kill Victor in self-defense, but they are able to save the victim.
- It is historic because it is the first attempt by 2000 AD to make a comic book targeted at American audiences. It is also marks 2000 AD's first movie tie-in.
- Dalaran Arena, one of the two Wrath of the Lich King arenas, is set here. The other is Orgrimmar Arena in Orgrimmar. Directions to multiple entrances can be given by various NPCs around Dalaran.
- Oh Jesus. Here we go. (draws a big breath) Ok, so, Gangster 1 & Gangster 2 go into a pub and kill some people (who doesn't?). Gangster 1 gets arrested by Predictable Straight Cop 1 and Predictable Straight Cop 2. Then Gangster 1 gets killed. I must have missed something, because they don't mention him again. By this stage, I was getting so bored that I decided to mute the sound and do my own Looney Tunes dubbings. Seemed like fun. Anyway, once Bad Guy 3 (or was it 1?) is caught, you learn that everyone else of importance dies. Just like a Tarantino film. Except bad.
- Underbelly is an Australian drama revolving around the Melbourne and Sydney criminal underworld. The series (which consists of three separate series), is based upon the novel "Leadbelly: Inside Australia's Underworld", written by John Silvester and Andrew Rule, reportes for the newspaper The Age.
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| abstract | - Underbelly
- Tras el intento de escape fallido en el Raccoon Zoo, Jim Chapman y algunos sobrevivientes se refugian en la estación del metro de Raccoon. Tras restablecer la corriente de la estación y enfrentarse a gigantescas pulgas infectadas por el virus-T, logran encontrar un tren que por desgracia para el grupo, solo llegaba hasta los suburbios.
- "Underbelly", known in Japan as "Alien world" or "Other world"(異界Ikai), is the second scenario of Resident Evil Outbreak File 2. It takes place in a South Raccoon Street station.
- Underbelly is an Australian drama revolving around the Melbourne and Sydney criminal underworld. The series (which consists of three separate series), is based upon the novel "Leadbelly: Inside Australia's Underworld", written by John Silvester and Andrew Rule, reportes for the newspaper The Age. The series consists of three distinct shows. The first season, simply titled Underbelly, aired in 2008. It portrayed the downfall of Alphonse Gangitano and the rise of Jason Moran and Carl Williams. When the Morans go into drug trafficking, Carl teams up with Tony Mokbel and begins using the Morans gear to produce and sell his own product. He is caught, beaten and shot, leaving him with a desire to tear apart the Carlton Crew, a desire that resulted in a gang war that left over twenty people dead. The second season, Underbelly: A Tale of Two Cities, goes back in time to the late 1970s and the 1980s, as ambitious drug dealer Terry Clark teams up with Bob Trimbole to traffic in heroin from Asia. While the series is anchored by that storyline, other storylines play out. These include the Great Bookie Robbery (committed by career criminal Ray Chuck) and Ray Chuck's war with the Kane Brothers, which left one of the Kane siblings dead and Ray Chuck killed by the surviving Kane sibling, in a daring public execution committed inside a court house. Also featuring are the rise (and fall) of would-be assassin for hire Chris Flannery, the attempt on the life of casino kingpin George Freeman, and the increasingly unchecked corruption of the New South Wales police. The third season, Underbelly: The Golden Mile, is a direct sequel to A Tale of Two Cities and details George Freeman grooming his successor, John Ibrahim, and Ibrahim's ascension as kingpin of a stretch of land in King's Cross, Sydney, known as "The Golden Mile". Also, it covers the 1995 Wood Royal Commission, where a young corrupt police detective named Trevor Haken testifies against his fellow dirty cops after being caught red handed. During the show's first season, the series was banned in Victoria by Judge Betty King. At the time, several people portrayed in the work were the subjects of ongoing trials for the crimes depicted in the series, and so the ban was instated to prevent the work from influencing the trials' jurors. Despite - or rather, because of - this, the ban was widely discussed by the Australian media, sparking greater interest in the show, and bootleg copies of the series were quite popular, with people even ringing into radio shows saying how they purchased them from construction yards, and the radio hosts saying where they got their copies from. Following The Golden Mile, the producers stated that they will be doing a series of direct-to-television movies in order to focus on one-off events, instead of doing a full fourth season; these telemovies were placed under the umbrella title of Underbelly Files. Then they announced a fourth season anyway. Underbelly: Razor will be dedicated to the origins of Australian organised crime in the 1920s. For its US release, Direct TV's 101 Channel skipped the first Underbelly season, opting to instead air A Tale of Two Cities. As of October 2010, "The Golden Mile" has begun airing on the network. Meanwhile, the Starz Network has acquired the US remake rights to the series, which (if it goes into production) will focus on all-new stories involving American gangs and criminals. A New Zealand spinoff is also in production; Underbelly: Land of the Long Green Cloud is intended to be something of a prequel to A Tale of Two Cities showing the origins of the Mr. Asia syndicate in the 1960s.
- Underbelly was the second Dredd (film) story to be published in the Megazine, following the Top of the World, Ma-Ma tie-in, published when the film was released.
- Stabler and Beck investigate the murder of a teenage girl with a paw-print on her lower back and soon discovers that she is one of three girls who were raped and murdered. It is soon discovered that the third victim, Chantal, was a prostitute working for a man named Victor. As the case gets more intense, Beck becomes emotionally involved in the case. Victor is captured, but he escapes from prison and kidnaps a girl who could send him away for a long time. Stabler and Beck track him down and Beck is forced to kill Victor in self-defense, but they are able to save the victim.
- Oh Jesus. Here we go. (draws a big breath) Ok, so, Gangster 1 & Gangster 2 go into a pub and kill some people (who doesn't?). Gangster 1 gets arrested by Predictable Straight Cop 1 and Predictable Straight Cop 2. Then Gangster 1 gets killed. I must have missed something, because they don't mention him again. Um...yeah, so, then there's Gangster 3. He's an idiot, so he decides to make some drugs and, uh, sell them without telling his buddies. He gets shot in the stomach by Gangster 4 while Gangster 5 watches and masturbates over his large criminal ego. Look how big it is! Uh, what comes next? Oh yeah, a magic unicorn comes and says "This is no good. Please stop. We're on an 8:30 timeslot, for Christ's sake." But no one listens to him. Then Gangster 2 (or was it 3) gets shot by a guy. I forget who. Come to think of it, I forget a lot. By this stage, I was getting so bored that I decided to mute the sound and do my own Looney Tunes dubbings. Seemed like fun. So where were we? Ah yes. Daffy Duck decides to makes some drugs of his own, but Bugs Bunny doesn't like the idea and kills him. Meanwhile, a guy looking at porn whispers "Be vewy vewy qwuiet." No joke. Then this other guy comes to the Predictable Straight Cops and says "This series is running out of ideas and money, I'm going to rat out on all my buddies." The Predictable Straight Cops arrest everyone. All that's left is Gangster 3 (who started the whole thing...or was it Gangster 2?). The police-mans go over and arrest him while he was having fun at a barbeque. How rude. That moment ruined the show for me. Or maybe it was the acting. Or the writing. Or the fact that it was shot in Melbourne. Or the fact that they killed VINCE COLOSIMO, the one good actor, off in the second episode. Or maybe it was the acting. Anyway, once Bad Guy 3 (or was it 1?) is caught, you learn that everyone else of importance dies. Just like a Tarantino film. Except bad.
- It is historic because it is the first attempt by 2000 AD to make a comic book targeted at American audiences. It is also marks 2000 AD's first movie tie-in.
- Dalaran Arena, one of the two Wrath of the Lich King arenas, is set here. The other is Orgrimmar Arena in Orgrimmar. Directions to multiple entrances can be given by various NPCs around Dalaran.
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