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Judge Dredd: Total War (Judge Dredd 2000 Ad) (Paperback)

by John Wagner (Author), Colin McNeil (Illustrator), Henry Flint (Illustrator), Jason Brashill (Illustrator)

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Paperback: 128 pages
Publisher: Rebellion (1 Jan 2006)
Language English
ISBN-10: 1904265782
ISBN-13: 978-1904265788
Product Dimensions: 25.4 x 18.6 x 1 cm

Average Customer Review: 4.0 out of 5 stars See all reviews (2 customer reviews)

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Anti-Justice department terrorists Total War have been a thorn in the sides of the Judges for many years, but when they threaten to nuke the city unless the Judges stand down, a race against time begins for Dredd: he must find the bombers before it's too late.

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4.0 out of 5 stars Terrorism in the Big Meg, 11 Feb 2006

By	A. Thomas "jack_of_knives" (UK) - See all my reviews (REAL NAME)

One of the best epics, without appearing to be so for the good Judge. It avoids preachy analogies to al-Qaeda or the IRA, or excusing violent actions because the aggressor is the all-encompassing "state" (a flaw in many such treatments of the theme).

It shows instead the devastating effect terrorist attacks have on the ordinary person. The story follows an innocent lecturer sitting in a bar who befriends a terrorist and before long is knee-deep in the conspiracy (can anyone say "Troubled Souls" by Garth Ennis?). Dredd of course is Dredd. He is the state and willing to use any means possible to defend the city. That is not to say the story is without some classic Wagner humour, especially when illiterate citizens attack a man wearing a T-Shirt with the word "BUMBER" on it, reminiscent of paediatricians being attacked by baying mobs of morons unable to understand the difference between a doctor and paedophile.

The artwork is past supreme with both Flint and McNeil extraordinarily on form. Mr Brashill also plays a very good game, but the crown really belongs on the head of Henry Flint with his understated depiction of a horrific doomsday.

I know it’s easy to say “post 9/11” in any such review, but this graphic novel was written to stand the test of time, not to pander to current political sensibilities. It is not one for new readers since a history of Dredd is really required to understand the way he thinks and where this story is coming from. Having said that, it might just be the book to get politically minded people to take another look at Judge Dredd since they probably switched off after that travesty of a film in 1995.

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4.0 out of 5 stars Brutal and Brilliant, 12 Sep 2007

By	Mr. D. White - See all my reviews (REAL NAME)

I think that if they make another Judge Dredd film, they should base it on the second part of this book. Though the first and third parts set and end the story nicely, the second part is absolutely brilliant. No-ones case, the law or Total War's, is completely justified. They are just differences in opinion with ordinary people caught in the middle. A clever subplot is the inclusion of Nimrod, one of Dredd's clones, who serves as an excellent metaphor to the whole story. I think Henry Flint's art is fantastic. The explosions are vivid and the characters are brilliantly detailed. The other two stories are still quite good, but the second alone makes the collection worth buying.

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