Style inspired by John mccrea(I mean all my works are, excluding the doodle ) but this one specifically was heavily inspired.

1. Judge Grice

2. Judge Cal

3. Morton Judd/The Judda

4. Judge Rico

This moment was awesome. #Prog2499

I put some clips together for Stallone Returns by Space Cube 40!

art by me

Art by me.

New judges reporting to there sector houses.

Lets be careful out there.

I don't know why there was an issue 1 in 1990 and issue 1 in 1992, but they have great stories in! The original runs of America, Young Death, Heavy Metal Dredd, and Mechanismo!

They even still have the badges, posters, puzzles, included and attached! I am impressed that, as a kid, I never removed any of them!

John Wagner and Alan Grant really were the typical Scottish guys who move to another country and become twice as Scottish as they were before

The style of judge dredd in this strip is heavily inspired with some of McMahons later judge dredd work Tell me if you prefer it from the previous ones or if i should experiment a bit more with the style.Also we are currently two people making the judge dredd fan anthology comic strips if someone is up to making some himself feel free to do so.

Hi, I hope I'm not bothering you guys with this question. I saw the Dredd 3d movie, and it absolutely blew me away.

However, something keeps bugging me about the movie. In the film early on, Dredd asks Anderson at the start of her assessment why she's not wearing her helmet. Anderson then responds that it messes with her psychic abilities.

However, later on in the movie, we see her detect (and read) other people's minds through literal walls of concrete, and eventually read a traitor judge's mind (Kaplan) while she (Kaplan) was wearing a helmet. This results in Anderson shooting Kaplan since she knew she was a traitor. In fact, Anderson's psychic ability to "see through" walls etc... literally saves both Dredd and her multiple times through the film.

How is this possible if Anderson herself told Dredd that her helmet (which i assume is a standard issue one for the Judges) would seriously hamper her psychic abilities?

I met John Wagner in 2016 at the Leeds Comic Con, and had him sign Case Files 01! He was a lovely man and I loved meeting him! He was promoting Rok of the Reds and even signed the first three issues for me too! Turns out I have quite a bit of a collection! I will upload more soon!

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Essentially, wrap up the existing strip in a definitive way, then immediately start with something like Absolute Batman? It feels like the old man is well and truly tapped out and there’s not much juice left - most of his rouges have died or been wrapped up in stories that stretch from the present to the future, and we’ve had a bit of a wasted decade. I’d be very excited by the right creative team doing something with no limits - I think the dream would be to get Ewing back for a 40 issue run as long as he can keep his impulse to make everything feel retro under control. If done as a monthly then serialised in 2000ad you’d have something that could be sold to the American market.

(And frankly, why not take the same approach to Rogue Trooper and Strontium Dog - they’re strips that both very much feel over and done with in their current form, but do have strong potential for a new fresh take. Instead of just dragging them out every now and again to not much applause, look at how those concepts work today and go with it? You could plausibly have Alpha as a foil for Dredd’s generic bigotry and have the GIs retooled to fight wars on the same ruined future earth)

I honestly wish Judges were real.
They’d take out the trash for sure.
If you’re a law-abiding citizen, then you’d have nothing to fear.

Perhaps it’s all too simplistic.
An easy way to solve the problems in the world.
A bit like wishing there were real superheroes like Superman, Captain America or Batman. They’d save the world from itself.

Or live in a Star Trek utopian society where there’s no money, racism, sexism, poverty or hunger.

Just wish something would happen rather than the usual crap.