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So, back at the comic, Wynter is a Judge in the snow, the Antartic Territories to be precise. Probably more of interest as a look at Kev Walker before he dropped all the extraneous detail and went a bit Mignola; a style which suits him greatly and is adequately represented elsewhere in this series. I did like the way Robbie Morrison tried to give it some weight by starting off with Wynter recap: brrr!
This does mean a few of you will be suspecting that I have difficulty accommodating the present and like many withered old fusspots prefer to live in the past. Which is obviously true; after all I sit here in the sallow light of flickering candles inscribing these words upon parchment via quill and ink.
There is a certain bit of the power of early imprinting at work because I can quite clearly remember several moments in this one and the attendant original thrill they induced quite clearly. But would it have imprinted so hard had it not been so good? It is good; really, really good. Before the story ends Mega City 1 will have become besieged by mutants wearing dog heads like hats, a power tower will have gone a bit Pompeii, thousands will have lost their lives and a singing, killing plant will have meted out blackly ironic justice.
It is a master class in serialised entertainment. After that we only hear their voices for a handful of panels as they go out one by one like candles in a draught. Which reminds me…hang on lights candle and bends back over the parchment. The brevity of their appearance belies its power to shock the mind of a child. For the last few decades I thought they were the focus of a whole episode, but they barely get a page in reality. It really shook little me up reading their voices bravely passing the baton as they burnt up like tissues in a furnace.
Wagner has many strengths as a writer and here we see two of them smashing boredom like twin hammers going at a pile of crackers. Secondly he is fearless in his use of imagination. Bolland fares worst with big areas of solid black swamping his detail but Smith uses a lighter touch and his art comes off better, if a little ghostly. This Debris one is fine, I guess, but not exactly a stunner. The gun on the top is the least interesting aspect but this proves to be the focus of the strip, which is unfortunate.
Since it devolves quickly into action and shouting Debris takes up too much page space. One of the many many cool beans things about The World of Dredd is how Events happen and then there is a period of fallout from that Event which has to be navigated before the next corpse-piling Event occurs. Because, yes, astonishingly, it turns out that it is possible to segue from one Event into another while also providing satisfactory stories with beginnings, middles and crucial this: endings, characterisation and even internal logic; despite what writers of North American genre comics demonstrate on a monthly basis.
I mean seriously now, are you people even trying? Sure the soldiers are types, but they are also alive; the noble sergeant who is more metal than man, the shell-shock case who can only utter profanities, the hov-grafted guy who lost his girl along with his legs, the ear-collecting Rogue Trooper-a-like, etc etc.
How does that happen? He then recruits Anderson and others. Locating Agee, they kill her, cutting off the Sisters' power and influence. Judges Mortis, Fear, and Fire are then captured. In the end, 60 million are dead, their bodies buried in a mass grave just outside the walls of Mega-City One. Freed from being a slave to the Dark Judges, Kraken welcomes his execution by Dredd.
Return of the King progs After his botched suicide attempt, Silver had been captured and murdered by Judge Death who reanimated him as a zombie albeit with all his mental faculties intact and tortured him mercilessly. Fearing summary execution by the survivors of the Necropolis, Silver had hidden for months before discovering that, in his absence, his predecessor McGruder had reclaimed the office of chief judge. A constitutional crisis breaks out when Silver challenges McGruder's right to be chief judge, pointing out she had resigned the position whereas he had not.
Silver and McGruder agree to abide by Dredd's decision as to who is the rightful chief judge. Since Silver had never resigned or been formally removed from power, Dredd rules in his favour, formally returning Silver to office. Dredd then tells Silver he is unfit for command and convicts him of gross dereliction of duty for precipitating the Necropolis and deserting his command in time of war.
Initially sentencing Silver to twenty years of penal servitude, Dredd defers the sentence to execution. Silver pleads for his life but an impassive Dredd incinerates him to ashes, making McGruder chief judge by default. The long-running tensions in Mega-City One between the totalitarian Judge system and the movement for the restoration of democracy conclude with a vote.
A large number of apathetic citizens take no part in the process, while the majority of those who do vote want the Judges to remain in control. A pro-democracy protest march of almost 2 million people heads for Justice Central and is ready to riot, but Dredd convinces the leaders the referendum was fair and votes were counted accurately.
During this time, Dredd undergoes "rejuve" treatment for the first time, restoring his damaged skin and muscle from "The Dead Man" story and gaining more vitality and youth than a man his age should have. Top Dogs Judge Dredd Annual Published in , this is the first crossover between Judge Dredd's stories and another long-running AD comic strip Strontium Dog starring Johnny Alpha. In this story, Johnny and his partner Wulf Sternhammer time travel from to pursue fugitives who have escaped to Dredd's time in Although Dredd realizes Alpha and Sternhammer are time travelers, he doesn't recognize their legal authority and considers their actions criminal.
Dredd regards Alpha and Sternhammer as wanted fugitives. Although this story implies Alpha's stories are set in Dredd's future, writer John Wagner later said the world of Strontium Dog is one of several possible futures for Dredd's reality. America Megazine 1. Dredd's philosophy is explored when democracy activists resort to terrorism. Batman uses the same technology to travel to Dredd's reality, leading to a battle and then the Dark Knight's arrest.
After scanning Batman's mind, Judge Anderson realizes they're on the same side and helps him return to Gotham to stop Judge Death and Scarecrow. Dredd reluctantly joins forces with Batman, returning home with Anderson once Death is defeated. Judgement Day progs — and Megazine 2. Published in , this was the first story to feature Johnny Alpha of Strontium Dog after his death in In this story, the villain Sabbat the Necromagus destroys a world in two years before Alpha's Death then journeys to Dredd's time in Johnny Alpha pursues him to ensure he doesn't completely alter future history.
Using a lodestone to tap into Earth's own energy field, Sabbat re-animates most of Earth's dead, including the 60 million buried outside of Mega-City One after "Necropolis", and releases zombie armies against the world's Mega-Cities, causing the Fourth World War. Many minor supporting characters are killed, including Dredd's former cadet trainee Dekker. At an international conference of Judges, Sabbat briefly appears and explains that since he can control the dead, he will kill the entire human race to create a planet-scale army to conquer the galaxy.
Although horrified this will kill any survivors still in those cities, the other cities agree and the attacks kill over 2 billion across Earth, with another billion later dying in the surviving cities from the zombies. When Sabbat's base is located in the Radlands of Ji an area of post-nuclear China , Dredd leads a squad to stop him and Johnny Alpha tags along.
In the end, only he and Dredd survive, decapitating Sabbat and pinning his head to his own magical lodestone so he can't regenerate or leave. With Sabbat's power shut down even though his head lives , the undead armies fall. Dredd and Alpha are then forced to walk back to civilization from the Radlands, with Dredd deciding that Alpha's actions have earned him a pardon for crimes in Mega-City One.
Mechanismo trilogy Megazine 2. To combat this, the Chief Judge test-runs 10 robotic "Mechanismo" Judges, with disastrous results. Inferno progs — Escaped rogue Judges from Titan take over the city, forcing the Judges into exile out in the Cursed Earth. Wilderlands storyline progs — and — and Megazine 2. Dredd is exposed as falsifying evidence to shut down the Mechanismo project and is arrested, while Chief Judge McGruder attempts to remain in power and see Mechanismo implemented.
When a malfunctioning Mechanismo crashes a space cruiser on an alien world in an attempt to kill McGruder, Dredd takes control of the survivors. The Pit progs — This story introduced the popular Judge Galen DeMarco , who would become protagonist of her own strip. Dredd takes the job of Sector Chief at Sector , an isolated area of the city that has become a dumping ground for corrupt and incompetent judges.
The Doomsday Scenario progs — and , and Megazine 3. The first series to run the same story from different viewpoints concurrently from start to finish, one in AD and the other in the Judge Dredd Megazine. One is told from the viewpoint of Galen DeMarco , now a civilian, as she is caught up in crimelord Nero Narcos' attempt to take over the city with his army of robots. The other is told from Dredd's viewpoint as he is taken prisoner by Orlok the Assassin and tried by the East-Meg One government in exile for his war crimes during the Apocalypse War.
Once Dredd escapes with Anderson's assistance , he secures the help of Brit-Cit in breaking Narcos' control over his robot hordes. The story saw the Judges briefly lose power and Chief Judge Volt commits suicide as a result. Hershey replaces him.
Blood Cadets progs — This introduces a new, young clone of Dredd who calls himself Rico no first name to try to redeem that name. With Vienna's reintroduction and the arrival of Judge Rico, Dredd is given a family and several new plot points for future stories, including the Justice Department creating a large number of Dredd clones, and Dredd's problems with trying to connect with his niece.
Helter Skelter progs Dredd and warp specialist Darien Kenzie battle an invasion from an alliance of alternate universes where Dredd's greatest foes were victorious, led by none other than Chief Judge Cal. Other non-Dredd characters from AD also appeared - albeit as background characters - from alternate universes, such as the Norts from Rogue Trooper , D. Judge Dredd vs. Aliens prog special and — Dredd faces the famous Xenomorphs , with mutant criminal 'Mister Bones' breeding an army thereof to attack the Department of Justice.
Terror and Total War progs — and — A pair of stories wherein the fanatical organisation 'Total War' smuggles 12 nuclear devices into the city and threatens to detonate them all unless the Judges leave. A standard thriller plot made more significant through explorations of Judge Dredd's extended family, including Vienna and another Dredd clone named Nimrod.
Blood Trails progs — Following elements of Total War and Gulag where Dredd led a Judge team to try and free prisoners from the Sov block , a clone of Sov Judge Kazan tries to attack Dredd by targeting Vienna, sending the face-changing assassin Pasha to abduct her. In the aftermath of the story, the Kazan clone is cut loose by East-Meg 2 and claims political asylum from Mega-City One. Dredd's long-term ally Guthrie is severely injured, losing both legs and an arm, eventually becoming a cyborg.
Judge Giant and Judge Rico are severely injured. Origins progs — and —; prologue in — Consisting largely of flashbacks, this story lays out the history of the Judges and founder Chief Judge Fargo , as well as scenes from Dredd's childhood during the Third World War. Mutants in Mega-City One progs — The first in a series of short stories in which Dredd campaigns to change the apartheid laws prohibiting mutants from entering the city.
Tour of Duty progs — Judge Dredd is posted in the Cursed Earth to oversee the foundations of four new mutant townships. The corrupt Judge Martin Sinfield manipulates Francisco so he can become Chief Judge, and promptly becomes the target of repeated assassination attempts. Dredd is recalled to lead the investigation into the attacks, which are the work of serial mass-murderer PJ Maybe , who has assumed the identity of Mayor Byron Ambrose. Day of Chaos progs — depicts the deaths of 87 per cent of the population of Mega-City One by a biological weapon unleashed by survivors of the Apocalypse War.
The Cold Deck progs —; prologue in , epilogue in A cross-over between Dredd and the spin-offs The Simping Detective and Low Life , this story sees the machinations of Black Ops head Judge Bachmann , who is plotting a coup the three stories together are known as Trifecta. Introduces Judge Smiley. Every Empire Falls progs — and Megazine — Dredd is seemingly killed, but this is a deception to hide the fact that he has actually been kidnapped.
Harvey progs and Machine Law progs This story introduces a new generation of robot judges that prove significantly more reliable than their predecessors and continue to appear in later stories. Judge Hershey resigns and is succeeded by Logan as Chief Judge.
The Carousel Judge Dredd Megazine vol. In the year , Joe Dredd - now 72 years old - is ordered to undergo another "rejuve treatment" at the Carousel Clinic the first rejuve treatment happened soon after "Necropolis" due to his injuries in "The Dead Man", in the years when he was His entire epidermis, vascular system, and muscular tissue are restructured at a cellular level, giving him somewhat greater youth and vitality than a person his age and condition should have.
Though he is told he can also have his internal organs and bones rebuilt, he turns this down, satisfied for now. The Small House progs The culmination of storylines started in Trifecta, Judge Dredd goes on the hunt for Judge Smiley's black ops unit that's been operating in the walls of the Justice Department for decades.
Notable for the reveal of Dirty Frank's backstory, Dredd's break with some of his allies including Chief Judge Hershey, and the overt confrontation with the fascist nature of Mega-City One. Alternative versions[ edit ] Shortly before the release of the movie , three new comic book titles were released, followed by a one-off comic version of the film story.
Continuity and history were different from both the original AD version and the film. A major difference was that Chief Judge Fargo , portrayed as incorruptible in the original version, was depicted as evil in the DC version. Although these were intended to feature the same version of Judge Dredd as in the other DC title, the first four issues were written by John Wagner and Alan Grant and were consistent with their original AD version.
Judge Dredd — Lawman of the Future [81] From the same publishers as AD, this was nevertheless a completely different version of Dredd aimed at younger readers. Editor David Bishop prohibited writers from showing Dredd killing anyone, a reluctance which would be completely unfamiliar to readers acquainted with the original version.
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He escapes to find his Personnel Record has been altered and lists him as rogue he is ecstatic to learn he does not have to be a judge anymore , and he turns to Miss Anne Thrope for aid. Her unseen boss, whose voice Point recognises, refuses to grant any, but Anne points him to someone who will buy the doll. Unknown to Point, she has swapped it for a replica — the "cold deck" of the Judge Dredd story. An increasingly weary Dredd, who sees no end in sight to the mess the city is in, is contacted by Buell, who has discovered that Folger accessed an unknown "Gold Clearance" file, secret information that removes itself from judicial systems after being accessed as a security measure.
Another board member turns out to be a fellow Wally Squad judge but Overdrive is already aware and kills him, in order to see if Frank is willing to "accept murder as a business practice. He then reveals his project: a second, secret lunar megacity, hidden in a crater and designed for profit.
Dredd finds where Point is selling the doll — which contains a chip with the gold clearance file — but, for some reason, waits a few seconds until the file is transferred before he makes a raid. Point and the buyer who works for Overdrive both manage to escape, but Dredd catches up with the buyer and learns the file contains the real names of every undercover judge and spy. Black Ops agents kill the buyer before Dredd can interrogate him further and Roffman, panicked by what the file contained, reports it to Bachmann; she in turn reports to Hershey that Dredd has broken the chain of command.
Point, pursued by Black Ops teams as well as regular judges, sacrifices Larf to make his escape and decides to get offworld by joining the Church of Simpology , using the money he grabbed all of it being "the precise cost" of the "idiocy auditing" he needs to become an offworld simpriest. On the moon, Overdrive gets hold of the file and boasts to Frank what it contains and his plans to slaughter every undercover judge.
Unknown to Hershey, Bachmann has been spying on her with her psi-judge. Bachmann orders the death of every Wally Squad judge, a scandal that will finish Dredd and Buell and allow her to restock it with her own men. Meanwhile, Point undergoes idiocy auditing: a brainwashing program, as the Church of Simpology is actually part of Black Ops and is turning the simps into sleeper agents.
When a Black Ops assassin comes for Point, he willingly surrenders to serve the god-city. However, at Luna-2, Overdrive's interrogation of Frank is failing to work and he does not believe Frank can be Wally Squad, as his cover story is too good and he is absent from the list. When Overdrive's interrogator discovers Frank's implant and tries to remove it, it causes Frank's mind to reset to his pre-insanity days: he escapes his bonds and defeats the guards with combat skills he has never shown before.
He sees the list and is delighted when he sees the names on it, as he realises that they are not really the names of Wally Squad judges but of wanted criminals. It is also revealed to the reader that Accounts Judge Maitland had been mindwiped by Judge Smiley, after discovering for him that Black Ops was financially backing Overdrive Inc.
He speaks a code-phrase, "bullet to king four", into a concealed communicator, and this message is received by Point, Frank and Maitland: it is a post-hypnotic command which reawakens their memories of being recruited by Smiley, who has put together a secret team to investigate Overdrive Inc and Bachmann. Smiley had suppressed their memories until now because he was aware that Bachmann's telepaths would discover them otherwise. Only Dredd could be trusted to keep his mental guard up at all times.
Luna-2 is revealed to be a massive spaceship, which takes off and heads for Earth. When Bachmann realises what Overdrive is doing and is unable to stop him, she orders her brainwashed troops to attack the Grand Hall of Justice and kill all the judges.
He had been appointed by Chief Judge Griffin in to work covertly to ensure that no other corrupt judge such as Judge Cal could threaten the city again: "a judge to judge the judges who judge the judges. He recruited Dredd, Frank, Point and Maitland to destroy Bachmann once he realised what she was up to. Bachmann almost manages to defeat all of them by herself in a showdown in Hershey's office, but is killed by Smiley when he unexpectedly appears on the scene — his secret office turns out to have been in a concealed location right next to Hershey's office all along.
Does this pass the Bechdel test? Spolier alert. The Simping Detective and Low Life both feature judges undercover. Meanwhile Judge Dredd is concerned about a power play taking place in the Council of Judges, those who set the tone and law for Mega City One.
Henry Flint is also on form for the Dredd pages.
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Upon being pressured by him in a similar manner during her second term in office, she snapped at him in prog , saying, "If you want to be Chief Judge, the chair is yours But if you don't want the responsibility — if you don't even want the burdens of Council membership — if you'd rather just barge into my office at regular intervals to blackmail me with a badge you'll never hand in, over issues whose complexity you refuse to engage with — then the door is that way.
Dredd is unable to convince Hershey that this is a dangerous idea because he has challenged her authority too often in the past, and she cuts him down in front of the rest of the interim Council. One particular critic of Buell is acting-Wally Squad head Folger, put in charge after Judge Hollister had her cover blown and was put into a coma. Dredd goes on to meet with Anatoli Kazan, to see if the strategist should be executed — Dredd believes that he knew more about the Chaos Day plot than he let on and deliberately let it happen — but Kazan turns out to know about Bachmann and taunts Dredd with the idea that she and Hershey are on the same side.
After Dredd storms out, he is contacted by an unknown figure shown to the reader dunking a biscuit into his tea who he has met before and who he believes he is needed to deal with the current crisis. Both have surveillance devices implanted on them, Point in a tooth and Frank on his head, disguised as toothache and a bump and therefore overlooked by them. Point is in his office at the Sector 13 slum Angeltown, believing he is just hung over and receiving orders to meet an informant.
Frank wakes up to find he is on the moon city of Luna-1 and is the new board member at Overdrive Inc, and has no idea what is going on or what he is meant to be doing. All he can figure out is that the psychotic CEO Enormo Overdrive , who spliced his DNA with that of a great white shark, is bringing illegal workers en masse to the moon.
As she dies she hands Point a jester doll. Her sub-dermal transponder sends out an alert and her body is discovered, with Buell investigating the matter. While Point is able to rescue Demarco and murder Daveez, he soon finds himself targeted by Black Ops camoteams. He escapes to find his Personnel Record has been altered and lists him as rogue he is ecstatic to learn he does not have to be a judge anymore , and he turns to Miss Anne Thrope for aid.
Her unseen boss, whose voice Point recognises, refuses to grant any, but Anne points him to someone who will buy the doll. Unknown to Point, she has swapped it for a replica — the "cold deck" of the Judge Dredd story. An increasingly weary Dredd, who sees no end in sight to the mess the city is in, is contacted by Buell, who has discovered that Folger accessed an unknown "Gold Clearance" file, secret information that removes itself from judicial systems after being accessed as a security measure.
Another board member turns out to be a fellow Wally Squad judge but Overdrive is already aware and kills him, in order to see if Frank is willing to "accept murder as a business practice. He then reveals his project: a second, secret lunar megacity, hidden in a crater and designed for profit.
Dredd finds where Point is selling the doll — which contains a chip with the gold clearance file — but, for some reason, waits a few seconds until the file is transferred before he makes a raid. Point and the buyer who works for Overdrive both manage to escape, but Dredd catches up with the buyer and learns the file contains the real names of every undercover judge and spy.
Black Ops agents kill the buyer before Dredd can interrogate him further and Roffman, panicked by what the file contained, reports it to Bachmann; she in turn reports to Hershey that Dredd has broken the chain of command. Point, pursued by Black Ops teams as well as regular judges, sacrifices Larf to make his escape and decides to get offworld by joining the Church of Simpology , using the money he grabbed all of it being "the precise cost" of the "idiocy auditing" he needs to become an offworld simpriest.
On the moon, Overdrive gets hold of the file and boasts to Frank what it contains and his plans to slaughter every undercover judge. Unknown to Hershey, Bachmann has been spying on her with her psi-judge. Bachmann orders the death of every Wally Squad judge, a scandal that will finish Dredd and Buell and allow her to restock it with her own men. Meanwhile, Point undergoes idiocy auditing: a brainwashing program, as the Church of Simpology is actually part of Black Ops and is turning the simps into sleeper agents.
The Simping Detective and Low Life both feature judges undercover. Meanwhile Judge Dredd is concerned about a power play taking place in the Council of Judges, those who set the tone and law for Mega City One. Henry Flint is also on form for the Dredd pages. It takes a little longer for Low Life to connect, but when it does, it appears someone very highly placed in the Justice Department is manipulating matters to their own ends. Ewing also makes good use of technology Wagner and Grant employed as the basis for single stories then discarded.
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