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Judge Dredd: Year One #3 Review

Roshawn — Tue, 18 Jun 2013 19:30:46 +0000

Writer: Matt Smith Pencils and Inks: Simon Coleby Cover A: Greg Staples RI Cover: Dave Sim Colorist: Leonard O’Grady Letters: Shawn Lee This story is just becoming more amazing. I honestly thought they were going to take the safe route and stick with the mutants for the year one story. How wrong can one man… Continued »

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2000 AD Reaches Its Zenith

Clarence — Wed, 29 May 2013 15:25:16 +0000

If you follow Rebellion’s 2000 AD over Twitter or Facebook then you may have noticed they’ve featured classic covers. Over the past week or so, covers with a certain Grant Morrison-created singer has been shown often. The hinting’s over: Zenith will be available as a limited-edition hardcover… So limited, that The Complete Zenith’s print run… Continued »

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IDW Judge Dredd #7 Review [SPOILERS]

Clarence — Tue, 21 May 2013 23:32:32 +0000

“The Long Fail, Part 3″ published by IDW. Issue written by Duane Swierczynski and drawn by Nelson Daniel. Some spoilers discussed in this review… After seven issues, Dredd is in a super-high-stakes situation dealing with the machine rebellion and the missing clones. Do Dredd fans even look forward to the IDW issues anymore? In my… Continued »

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2000 AD Prog 1830-1831-1832 Review

Clarence — Tue, 21 May 2013 21:45:29 +0000

Here comes my assessment of some cool Thrills… “Judge Dredd: The Forsaken” Seems like Dolman is a regular to Michael Carroll/P.J. Holden Dredd stories. The three parts presented so far is straightforward: Dredd and Dolman find some missing cadets who have scattered since the horrors of Chaos Day. Readers will likely infer Dolman’s motivation for… Continued »

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Nagging Notes: Free Comic Book Day 2013

Clarence — Tue, 07 May 2013 01:18:31 +0000

Amongst many struggling local businesses, one man stands for truth, justice, and awesome comics. Andre Oliver’s Kool Komics. like many comic book stores, held Free Comic Book Day. Thankfully, I was there to snag some free and buy some regular comics. Free Comics! Chris Widdop, a Tallahassee-based comic creator’s latest adventure: Velcro the Ninja Kat.… Continued »

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2000 AD Free Comic Book Day 2013 Prog Review

Clarence — Sat, 04 May 2013 12:59:05 +0000

Who can resist Henry Flint’s cover spoofing Action Comics #1 (Quinch is lifting the car with D.R. inside), Amazing Fantasy #15 (Dredd sending someone named Shakespeare to 5 years in an Iso-Cube, and Giant Size X-Men #1 (with a cameo of Durham Red alongside the stars of this Prog)? Let’s see what’s inside this FCBD… Continued »

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2000 AD Prog 1829 (& 1828) Review

Clarence — Wed, 01 May 2013 11:18:03 +0000

How does it feel when there’s so much to do in life that there’s not much time to write a proper review? A bit unpleasant, really. Luckily for Dredd, he has an able ally in Psi Judge Hamida in “Suicide Watch” (Gordon Rennie, Emma Beeby, Paul Davidson, Chris Blythe). I like how she shows persistence… Continued »

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Judge Dredd: Year One #2 Review

Roshawn — Wed, 24 Apr 2013 17:02:18 +0000

Issue published by IDW. Issue written by Matt Smith, drawn by Simon Coleby, colored by Leonard O’Grady. Comfort be thy name…or, rather, uncomfortable. Part two of “Turn On, Tune In, Bug Out” shows Judge Dredd feeling uncomfortable with his psi-assignment. While this is a side I had never seen of him before, I do see… Continued »

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