The stupid gun was also a bizarre reverse-Chekov
Heh.
Great prog, sometimes the ones before jumping-on editions are a bit flat and filler-ridden but no such problems here
Dredd opens with a satisfyingly
meaty first couple of pages. And you know what, I'm gonna say that TC Eglington knows
exactly what he's doing having Dredd leave Linus out in the Cursed Earth (and the reporters at large) - because there are further twists to come.
Look, I'm a glass-half-full kinda guy!
SG has more very welcome gore and finishes the story with a nice flourish, even though I was hoping for a bit more backstory from some of the Slashers.
And after the first one only appeared at the end of last week's installment, this time round Sam's socks gain a second stripe. Am I missing a reference..?
Mechastopheles has been a joy to read, an ingenious fusion of thrills, humour and of course great artwork. Surely this isn't
the end?!
Oh that's a nasty little
Future Shock, a great riff on the old theme of time-looping. I love the idea of an internment facility where the personnel can act with impunity because it's classified as 'not in our dimension'!
Finally, not the final panel that those who dislike
The Order will want to see! Personally I'm up for more but I do think this book has lost a bit of focus. Perhaps the next one should bring it to a conclusion..?
Right, that's it. I am now officially in
Jumping On Mode.
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