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Judge Dredd: The Complete Case Files 01 Paperback – 10 Dec. 2005
Judge Dredd: The Complete Case Files collects the adventures of the iconic British character, presented in chronological order, complete and uncut! He's judge, jury and executioner – the lawman delivering justice to the mean streets of far-future Mega-City One. This first blockbuster volume features storylines written by comic legends John Wagner (A History of Violence), Pat Mills (Marshall Law) and Alan Grant (Batman), with art by Brian Bolland (The Killing Joke), Mick McMahon (The Last American) and many more!
- Print length336 pages
- LanguageEnglish
- PublisherREBCA
- Publication date10 Dec. 2005
- Dimensions18.8 x 2.7 x 25.7 cm
- ISBN-101904265790
- ISBN-13978-1904265795
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What a collection it will be when it's complete. ― Den of Geek
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- Publisher : REBCA; paperback edition (10 Dec. 2005)
- Language : English
- Paperback : 336 pages
- ISBN-10 : 1904265790
- ISBN-13 : 978-1904265795
- Dimensions : 18.8 x 2.7 x 25.7 cm
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Having read some of the reviews which are adverse, I think they’re not unfair. Sometimes the dialogue here is risible and hasn’t held up well to 40 years of hindsight, especially knowing how good some later stories are. However, for me this is absolutely superb and probably the best value of any of the Rebellion stories, especially if it’s on offer. Featuring some essential stories, it really gives an insight into the character and his origins. Particular highlights are the Robot Rebellion and the stint as the resident Marshal in the ‘Lunar One’ colony but even though there are some ‘unusual’ stories which don’t quite work, for me this is a superb collection, and indispensable for any true fan of the character. Full marks for sure.
Volume 2 includes the excellent Cursed Earth and Judge Caligula epics back to back and ends with three parter the DNA man
Volume 3 returns to shorter storyline formats and includes Judge Death, Father Earth, Umpty Candy and the blood of Satanus. These all all good stories although this volume is one of the thinnner ones and it must be said the reproduction really isn't good in parts. The backgrounds of some frames are lost completely and some of the best art in Dredd ends up looking pretty pedestrian. Sticklers may be better trying to seek out the superior image quality of the Titan publications.
Volume 4 includes the excellent Judge Child saga, Otto Sump, The Fink, Pirates if the Black atlantic and Chopper's first appearance.
Volume 5 Includes Block Mania and the epic Apocalypse War
Volume 6 follows on from the conclusion of the Apocalypse war with Meka city, Fungus and Destiny's Angels and then it's back to reasonably good shorter storylines with Rabid, Blobs, Night of the rad beast, the slightly naff Starborn thing, The Stupid Gun, Trapper Hag, the good Shanty town and a real forgotten gem The Executioner.
Volume 8 Includes some multi parters but no epics - Cry of the werewolf, the classic fatty eating saga Requiem for a heavyweight, The graveyard shift, Bob & Carol & Ted & Ringo, the Haunting of sector house 9, Citizen Snork and numerous okay single episode stories. This volumes marks a changing of the guard in terms of artists with the introduction of Cam Kennedy and Jim Baikie.
The print reproduction is generally good - but some pages suffer bady and some really great art is made to look very ordinary, particularly when toner is used - this is understandably unavoidable on the colour spreads but surely not on the b/w pages. Despite this minor gripe you won't find a more affordable and comprehensive Dredd collection and kudos to Rebillion for getting these in print. Essential.
Looking forward to reading more!
Judge Dredd made his first appearance in the comic 2000 AD (issue 2) and his been a main stay of the comic for nearly every single of it's 1800 issues to date.
He also has his own magazine (called "The Megazine) and this is still going and has reached over 300 issues.
This volume charts the early Judge Dredd stories.
Featuring such classic stories as "The Robot Wars" and Judge Dredd's stint as a marshall on Luna 1 (the moon).
The writing is crisp and often quite funny by Wagner and the art work is some of the best the series has ever seen from the likes of Brian Bolland and Ian Gibson.
A great volume and at over 300 pages great value for money too.
To compare these stories to how Dredd is now would be unfair, early Dredd is badly written and lacks a lot of the wit of later stories but bearing in mind how old the comics are and that 2000ad was still trying to find its feet it it holds up surprisingly well.
if you are new to Dredd comics i would recommend to avoid until you have read some of the later stories first, case files v7 onwards. but once you have it's a great insight into the series roots and how the character evolved.
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Wer Judge Dredd mag sollte sich THE COMPLETE CASE FILES unbedingt näher zu Gemüte führen, eine starke Edition mit Stories, die auch nach vielen Jahren noch Spaß machen.
Klare 5 Sterne.
Mai apparso in ITALIA va letto se siete suoi fan e se volete riscoprire un periodo d'oro del fumetto europeo .
In questa edizione niente extra ( se li volete esiste una versione costosa ).






