Judge Dredd: The Complete Case Files 01

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One thing lead to another and now, I have to freely admit that I believe I have found a comic book I can truly say I like.

This is the first of the Judge Dredd case files and an interesting look at how Joe Dredd and Megacity One was conceived and developed in the beginning. The artwork, as is often the case, is by a variety of artists: Ezquerra, Dean Ormston, Sean Philips and Peter Doherty.

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I’m not a fan of early comics in general so I knew going into this it would not really be my thing, but I did finish it which is more than I can say for my attempts at early Marvel and DC. Rico’s episode is surprisingly frittered away - no build up and none of the repercussions that his death will bring are immediately felt here. He's judge, jury and executioner – the lawman delivering justice to the mean streets of far-future Mega-City One. The art is black and white but very well detailed even if the sequential art is a tad focused on the "joke" at the end of each strip.