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What is Dredd? That is our question here how you see the man that is the law:
-   Hero
-   Villian
-   Not black or white something off both
-   Duty driven irrespective the cost

What is your favorite genre in the prog?
-   Horror/Supernatural
-   Comedy/Satire
-   Sci-Fi
-   Fantasy
-   Thriller

Let's focus on something different not what is your favorite this vote but rather which is to most funky/cool/awesome design. So here are your choices:
-   Shakara
-   Nemesis
-   Proteus Vex
-   Ace Garp and Crue
-   Ritterstahl
-   Gene the Hackman
-   Armoured Gideon

[Dredd]

Another solid prog as we have expectations of a Dredd story not fully realized and one story comes to an end.

Dredd – Well so far, the story is going accordingly to certain expectations since the reveal of the other clone. [spoiler]Dredd after the great escape takes out the "imposter" Dredd[/spoiler]. So, there must be more to this, but we have one more episode to hypothesis over what really is going on

Hope – This episode mostly focusing on Hope introducing himself with a lot talking. The episode ends with a big highlight.

Intestinauts – It is all out action here as the bots are engaging in the Batlle of the Fatberg. A lot of sacrifice as the battle looks all but lost. And then it is over as the battle is won with almost no survivors. This was a quick and done tale and is always a welcome distraction for reality and works as a filler between bigger series.

Fiends – Some interesting developments as who the real enemy unknown to Constanta is revealed. Another good episode and I cannot wait to see how Edginton steers the boat and in which direction.

Brink – In the darknets of the underworld we will get to understand a little more about how the sect came into existence. Another solid creepy episode plainly put another great episode from the creative team. I just waiting for the water to biol over.

What is your favorite alternative take on the Dredd-verse:
-   The Fall of Deadworld
-   Megatropolis
-   Dredd Movie (from the meg)
-   Angelic

We all love the work of Alan Moore so here we are let's do a showdown with what I believe his best work from within and without. Quite simple this is showdown between one out the prog and one out of the States, it is Halo Jones vs Watchmen. So, make your choice which is his best series:
-   Halo Jones
-   Watchmen

When Day of Chaos super mega-epic ended it was the epic with the greatest number of episodes (48). It was an epic that left the world of Dredd in a devastated state. Mega City 1 was literally destroyed with almost the whole population wiped-out. Now we are years later, and we should still see the lasting effects of the chaos. So here we are do you believe:
-   The epic has a lasting effect on the city, the stories still reflect this
-   The epic had a few stories afterwards, but we do not see the effect anymore
-   The epic did not really change the landscape of what we are seeing
-   The epic should never had seen the light of day
-   The epic should have left nothing standing not enough destruction
-   Huh, never heard about this!!!!
-   Any alternative views please tell us

Whom of the writers who started their careers in the prog (or related publications) that left and is still in the industry (comics) do you believe can bring the most to the prog on a more permanent basis:
- Al Ewing
- Peter Hogan
- Peter Milligan
- Simon Spurrier
- David Hine
- Garth Ennis
- Mark Millar
- Grant Morrison

Now most of us like a laugh or two and the prog also had its fair share of comedy series and moments. So here we are what is your favorite humor/funny/wacky strip out of the prog
-   Survival Geeks
-   Ace Garp
-   Abelard Snazz
-   DR & Quinch
-   Ulysses Sweet
-   Big Dave
-   Bek & Kwel
-   Intestinauts
-   Pandora Perfect
-   Maybe I must something please share it

We all remember those times when the prog really went through a big dip in quality as it was trying to find the next Wagner or Mills (the 90s). We are talking about the new breed of writers to bring their new style to the prog. Some off the regular readers called it the Dark Ages of the Prog as a lot of readers left in this period. The next generation of writers left the prog and made huge differences in the States. Now whom of the wave of new writers do you believe was the most successful outside the prog and which was most successful within the prog? So, you have two votes one for best for the prog and one for the best outside the prog. Here are your candidates:
-   Garth Ennis
-   Mark Millar
-   Grant Morrison

What is your 3 favorite self-contained stories? These are the stories that was done and dusted which did not consist out of multiple smaller stories but one continuous storyline. No sequels were done for them and none of them are from the Dredd-verse (or any verse from the world of AD).

Let's do some time travel lets go back when we had two sci-fi comics 2000 AD and Starlord before they merged. Whom really had the best line-up before they became one?

- Starlord
- 2000AD

What is your 3 favorite covers where the logo was used effectively or differently to supplement the cover (this was inspired by Cliff Robinson's cool cover for prog 2274). It is also important to note what was the norm of the logo that stage since the logo has evolved with time and had a few changes.

So below are the choices you have, and it you feel something is missed add it but also add the images of the cover as well.

Which series do you believe the time has arrived to close it? It has run its course it is time to close the final chapter:
-   Sin/Dex
-   The Order
-   The Fall of Deadworld
-   Judge Anderson
-   well maybe I missed something so please tell us

PS – Save yourself some keyboard clicks since Skip Tracer will have its last series coming soon to a prog near you.

What is your favorite new strip out of the Judge Dredd Megazine? The criteria are basically (almost) what is been published the last five years (from basically where Blunt was published)
Your Dredd-thrills to choose from:
-   Havn
-   The Returners
-   Razorjack
-   Strange Brigade
-   Blunt
-   Diamond Dogs
-   Zombie Army
-   Dreadnoughts
-   Megatropolis
-   Death Cap
-   Surfer

This is simple what "epic" do you believe had the best build-up leading into epic? Take note it is not which of these are your favorite but the best build-up:
-   Day of Chaos
-   Apocalypse War
-   Necropolis
-   The Small House
-   Mmmm, if you believe I have missed something please do tell

We can all remember the day that we have we had our yearly annuals around Christmas time. It was always something to look forward to. Yes, we know it was not always the greatest, but some of the stories were quite awesome. So how do we say:
-   We have a yearly annual for both 2000AD and Judge Dredd
-   We have multiple annuals not only 2000AD and Judge Dredd
-   We have multiple annuals but different ones each year
-   No, the xmas prog is good enough
-   What is an annual?

So here you have an opportunity to select your top 3 new blood thrills. The criteria are simple any new series that has been published since prog 2000. We exclude any trillers or series that did not at least have 5 or more episodes. Here is your list:
- Counterfeit Girl
- Kingmaker
- Hunted
- Hope
- Skip Tracer
- Mechastopheles
- Full Tilt Boogie
- Proteus Vex
- Feral and Foe
- Thistlebone
- Hershey
- The Diaboliks
- The Out
- Pandora Perfect
- Department K
- Hook Jaw
- Chimpsky's Law
- Saphir

So, this one is quite simple which is the character that returned after a long absence or unexpected return after the character was closed off or the characters series came to a natural end, which you deem as a good surprise:
-   Hook Jaw
-   Constanta
-   Hersey
-   Armoured Gideon
-   Revere
-   Any character not from the above list

Now we all started reading the prog a different time, some of us left and came back to the fold. So, what type of reader are you? Are you one of those golden boys who started reading at the very beginning? Or did you start and then left and returned? Or started but never left? So how loyal reader are you?
-   I was there at the beginning and here I am still reading
-   I was there at the beginning and lapsed but I am back
-   I started in the 70s and I am still reading
-   I started in the 70s and lapsed but I am back
-   I started in the 80s and I am still reading
-   I started in the 80s and lapsed but I am back
-   I started in the 90s and I am still reading
-   I started in the 90s and lapsed but I am back
-   I started in the rebellion years, and I am still reading
-   I started in the rebellion years, and lapsed but I am back
-   Well to be honest I read the prog on and off
-   Well, I only get the collections
-   Never heard of the prog but it sounds cool

For the fun factor that is if the grey matter still can play along what was your first prog? and if you lapsed which was your returning prog?