Judge Dredd: The Complete Case Files 01

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The tenth book in the bestselling series collects together some of the very best in Thrill-power, including such stories as ‘The Art of Kenny Who?

Some excellent tales that include his six month deployment to Lunar 1 and the classic Robowar story arch.

Stan Lee, Larry Ivie, Larry Lieber, Roy Thomas, Gary Friedrich, Harlan Ellison, Roger Stern, Steve Englehart, Steve Gerber, Chris Claremont, Jim Starlin, Gerry Conway, Dann Thomas, Len Kaminski, Tom DeFalco, Kurt Busiek, Tony Isabella, James Robinson, Jim Shooter, Bill Mantlo, Scott Edelman, Len Wein, David Michelinie, Mark Gruenwald, Steven Grant, Roger Slifer, John Byrne, Ann Nocenti, Danny Fingeroth, Bob Harras, Ralph Macchio, Walt Simonson, Fabian Nicieza, Larry Hama, Brian Michael Bendis, Scott Lobdell, Various, Glenn Herdling, Terry Kavanagh, George Perez, Mark Evanier, Bob Layton, Bob Budiansky, J.

I wouldn't recommend this to anyone but those who are trying to intentionally study and know the comic medium, and the history of comics, as I am right now. The most famous is the robot uprising, which introduces frequently recurring comedy relief character Walter the Wobot. Barr, Dennis O'Neil, Alan Grant, John Wagner, Doug Moench, Brian Azzarello, ED BRUBAKER, Ed Brubaker, Chuck Dixon, Peter Milligan, Tony Salvador Daniel, Judd Winick, Paul Dini, Keith Champagne, Fabian Nicieza, Max Allan Collins, Gardner Francis Fox, John Broome, James Robinson, Frank Miller, David Mazzucchelli, Jo Duffy, Archie Goodwin, John Ostrander, Gerry Conway, Tim Seeley, John Byrne, Andrew Helfer, Bob Kane, Various, Cary Bates, Bob Haney, Neal Adams, Len Wein, NEAL ADAMS, VARIOUS, Alan Brennert, Carmine Infantino, Cary Burkett, Michael Fleisher, Bob Rozakis, Martin Pasko, David Anthony Kraft, J.Still, most of the book is made of short stories, four to nine pages, in a monster-of-the-week format. Now in this sixth volume of his collected adventures you’ll meet some of Dredd’s most bizarre adversaries yet! I look forward to seeing where the satire goes as the storytelling and art become a little more nuanced and sophisticated.

Volume 11 features the writing of comic-book legends Alan Grant (Lobo) and John Wagner (A History of Violence) along with the work of such classic artists as John Ridgway (Dead Man), Steve Dillon (Preacher) and Jim Baikie (Skizz). Judge Dredd rides into action in this fifth volume collecting together some of his most exciting cases.During this time period Carlos Ezquierra was doing a lot of the artwork and his early stuff is rather messy. M. DeMatteis, Bob Hall, Alan Zelenetz, Jack Kirby, Don Heck, Dick Ayers, John Buscema, George Tuska, Werner Roth, Gene Colan, Sal Buscema, Barry Windsor-Smith, Frank Giacoia, Howard Purcell, Neal Adams, Bob Brown, Rich Buckler, Dave Cockrum, M.

The final story, which lacks even a title or a ‘Judge Dredd’ logo (though it does include a suggestive white space) has art by Ezquerra, so at least it looks like classic Dredd. Great fun, well written and superbly illustrated, well presented and thoroughly iconic, I very highly recommend this. I love this character, and understand the comic medium well enough to know to keep my expectations low for a first volume of a thirty-five year old character.

It also shows just how far comics have come since the late 70's, although Brian Bolland's work is probably the begging of the more modern day feel.