History Magazine / RedDwarf

* PerfectlyCromulentWord: One strip featured the word Yizox, which Rimmer claims to be the Plutonian word for teeth. He is later forced to admit that he made it up when he is put into danger.

''Red Dwarf Smegazine'' (originally Red Dwarf Magazine for the first 2 issues) was a magazine produced by Fleetway Editions based on the TV Show Series/RedDwarf. It ran for 23 issues between 1992 and 1994 before being cancelled. The magazine was a mixture of news, reviews, interviews, competitions and, most importantly, comic strips. The comics for the most part depicted original adventures of the crew. However, early on, it also adapted The End and Future Echos. Back up strips were also included focusing on side characters such as Ace Rimmer, Mr. Fibble and Jake Bullet.

* NewSeasonNewName: Started off as ''Red Dwarf Magazine'' before it got a name change to ''Red Dwarf Smegazine for it's third issue onwards.

* PigMen: In the comic strip "Evolution", a DevolutionDevice turns Lister's bacon sandwich into a pig, and reversing the effect turns the pig into an attractive woman with pink skin and pig ears. When Lister attempts to flirt with her, she points out that he was about to eat her, and puts herself in a [[HumanPopsicle stasis booth]] until other pigs have evolved as far as her.

* Transatlantic Equivalent: Parodied in "Red Dwarf USA". The strip revolves around an attempt to pitch Red Dwarf to an American audience. In it, Rimmer and Lister were best buddies (rather than the VitriolicBestBuds they were in canon), the Cat was a hip teenage girl, Kryten was a biologically challenged bay (called Cry 10), and Rimmer was disabled (rather than dead as in canon). Also, the human race was still alive, the ship was not three million years into deep space, and aliens existed. The show in question had an alien try to kill them over for Rimmer to miraculously walk again to save the day.

* Transatlantic Equivalent: Parodied in "Red Dwarf USA". The strip revolves around an attempt to pitch Red Dwarf to an American audience. In it, Rimmer and Lister were best buddies (rather than the VitrolicBestBuds they were in canon), the Cat was a hip teenage girl, Kryten was a biologically challenged bay (called Cry 10), and Rimmer was disabled. Also, the human race was still alive, the ship was not three million years into deep space, and aliens existed. The show in question had an alien try to kill them over for Rimmer to miraculously walk again to save the day.

''Red Dwarf Smegazine'' (originally Red Dwarf Magazine for the first 2 issues) was a magazine produced by Fleetway Editions based on the TV Show Series/RedDwarf. It ran for 23 issues between 1992 and 1994 before being cancelled. The magazine was a mixture of news, reviews, interviews, competitions and, most importantly, comic strips. The comics for the most part depicted original adventures of the crew. However, early on, it also adapted The End and Future Echos. Back up strips were also included focusing on side characters such as Ace Rimmer, Mr.Fibble and Jake Bullet.

* RobotEvolution: When Kryten is hit by the E-Accelerator in "Evolution", he is shown to devolve into a talking vacuum cleaner.

* RobotEvolution: When Kryten is hit by the E-Accelerator in "Evolution", he is shown to devolve into a talking vacuum cleaner.

* DevolutionDevice: The strip "Evolution" had an "evolution accelerator", which turned out to work backwards, turning Lister's bacon sandwich into a pig, Rimmer into a silent movie, Lister into an ape, The Cat into a cat, and Kryten into a vacuum cleaner. Talkie Toaster managed to fix it, turning the Dwarfers back to normal, and the pig into an attractive [[PigMan pig woman]] (who was disgusted when the man who nearly ate her chatted her up, and put herself in [[HumanPopsicle stasis]] until the rest of pigkind reached her level).

* DeliberatelyMonochrome: For the most part, holograms in the comic strips are depicted in grayscale as opposed to their colour appearance in the TV Show. This is actually a DevelopmentGag: Rob Grant and Doug Naylor initially wanted holograms to be in grayscale but production costs prohibited them from it.

''Red Dwarf Smegazine'' (originally Red Dwarf Magazine for the first 2 issues) was a magazine produced by Fleetway Editions based on the TV Show Series/RedDwarf. It ran for 23 issues between 1992 and 1994 before being cancelled. The magazine was a mixture of news, reviews, interviews, competitions and, most importantly, comic strips. The comics for the most part depicted original adventures of the crew. However, early on, it also adapted The End and Future Echos. Back up strips were also included focusing on side characters such as Ace Rimmer, Mr.Fibble and Jake Bullet.