Welcoming a brand new title, continuing two existing stories and offering us a stand-alone and complete Judge Dredd story, Meg 382 hits the ground running….
by Peter Milligan, Rufus Dayglo, and Dom Regan Written by Peter Milligan, whose career spans decades working on comics, television, and movies, Counterfeit Girl tells a…
Dredd: Urban Warfare does what all good Judge Dredd tales do: it thrills with its surface-level action while subtly planting questions in your brain about society’s structure and its reasons for being through exaggerated caricatures of the all-too real tribulations found outside its pages.
Price of admission is virtually covered through the spectacular art in both these stories and the sheer thrill of seeing the singularly minded beasts, be they dreadlocked or helmeted or drooling, come face to face with their own primal natures is its own reward. For Grud’s sake, who doesn’t love the smell of napalm fueled justice in their comics collection?
