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As long as it's not the 19 the main series had.
Personally I think it's IDW taking the piss when they do multiple covers for every issue.

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As Adam Sandler films go, it was okay.

It always amazes me that people go and see Adam Sandler movies.
Do people think that one day he'll make a good one.

There were loads in the Forbidden Planet London last week.

After the umpteenth move in recent years and not buying many graphic novels in recent years I'm trying to work out what I have and where any gaps appear.
Has anyone got a spreadsheet or list of all 2000's Graphic Novels so I can work out what I've lost or not bought over the years.

America is a great story, but in my opinion it isn't a great introduction story for a new reader.

I work on a U.S. Air Force base and there's a huge chunk of the yanks I work with looking forward to Deadpool and not all of them comic book readers.

In my experience Jim is like Columbo.
He never misses a clue and always solves the case.

Dredd: Year One read and this should have shown IDW how Dredd can be done.
Matt Smiths story was a good read and Simon Colebys art was fantastic as always.
IDW must have wept all over it wishing that employed someone similar to do their other titles.

Feeling optimistic I then ploughed straight into the other IDW offering City Of Courts.
Once again IDW seemed to miss the whole point, the art wasn't awful it was just didn't fit either the sort or Dredd.
Since Prog 2 their have been many Dredd stories that I've not enjoyed, so there have been writers from these shores that haven't got it right.
But I think I can say that this would possibly be on my worst Dredd story ever list.

After a hiatus of far too long the Moniave Comic Book Festival run by Sue & Alan Grant is to return.
Mark your diary for June 10th to 12th 2016.

All 30 issues of IDW's Dredd series finished and I'm amazed it lasted 30 issues.
I could list the things I didn't like, multiple covers for a start.
I thought 5 covers for xmen 1 in 1991 was excessive but 25 covers for Dredd 1 was just taking the piss.
I could live with the art but the stories were not even coherent and I can't work out what the editor did.
Now on to the other Dredd world IDW comics and fingers crossed they put a spark in the thrill circuits.

I'm up to Issue 22 and they're not bad Dredd comics, they're just bad full stop.

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Although a huge chunk of American Sniper, like the battle with the enemy sniper never happened.

Be far better than some of the floppies.
Also great Flint artwork.

Nope, Progs only.