Best of Dredd

The list author says:
	"Arguably the beginnings of modern, 'grown-up' Dredd, or 'Dredd the soap opera.' A series of interlinked stories rather than one straight narrative, linked by their sprawling cast of characters."

The list author says:
	"Simply masterful. The very pinnacle of Dredd, and the book to give to those people who don't get what the character's all about. Bit of a downer, but no less enjoyable for that."

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	"Does what it says on the tin. Lays bare the origins of Dredd and the Judge system, by his creators Wagner and Ezquerra. The main narrative lacks something, but it's still required reading."

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	"After meeting his own mutant kin during Origins, Dredd's got a bee in his bonnet about Justice Department's continued harsh treatment of the Cursed Earth mutants, and heads are gonna roll..."

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	"A series of stories that explore what it means to be one of Dredd's relations, and his own mixed feelings towards the memory of his twisted clone-brother Rico."

The list author says:
	"Terrorists bring Mega-City One to its knees. Modern Dredd as its best, with art by rising superstar Henry Flint."

The list author says:
	"A rare out-of-city outing for Dredd that reunites him with an old enemy. Superb stuff by Wagner and Kev Walker."

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	"Dredd faces danger and corruption from within Justice Department itself, and an enemy that just won't lie down and die..."

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	"Dredd faces down those irrepresible xenomorphs..."

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	"As well as the complete saga of struggling cartoonist Kenny Who?, a wonderful collection of all the Dredd stories illustrated in recent years by Cam Kennedy. Brilliant."

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	"The creation of a monster, as we see in this tragic story told mainly from the viewpoint of Dredd's foe. A two-part tale that loses something in the second half."

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	"Does as it says on the tin. The adventures thus far of Dredd's most charismatic enemy. Superb stuff."

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	"Robot judges hit the streets in the wake of Necropolis and Judgement Day, and Dredd's already got a bad feeling..."

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	"A trip into the Cursed Earth for Dredd and co, hutning - of all things - flying sharks."

The list author says:
	"A sadly odd and slightly lacklustre mix of tales, even if the art's as good as you'd expect. Flint has done his best work on the Dredd epics like Total War."

The list author says:
	"A mismatched collection of stories by Dredd's co-creator. Like Flint, Ezquerra has done his best work on the epics. Check out Origins or the Case Files instead."

The list author says:
	"One to miss. A pretty poor collection on all counts, this is perhaps the worst Dredd's ever been. For hardcore collectors ONLY."