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Does Mad City have any Dredd-world stories, or is it all stuff I will be able to catch in the Case Files?

Since I only collect some of these issues, to get stories that don't (or won't) feature in the current lineup of collected series (Case Files, Anderson, etc.), then more Dredd-world means I'll be happier buying them.

Has the extended spine art been revealed since announcement Dredd collection is being extended?

It'll form a hand holding money.   

I've been interested in them for a year or so.  The out of print status of some of the books has kept me from checking them out.

Red Razors was one of the first Dredd graphic novels I bought, in my early days of Dredd fandom (I.e., four years ago).

I don't think it is particularly good, but it fits in with some of the sillier stuff I've read in other Dredd strips. Insurrection was much worse, in my mind.  There's nothing particularly Dredd about it and the Warhammer roots of the team that worked on it shows through in a big way.

Is that the Missionary Man issue?
I'll keep an eye out

Yes, Missionary Man.

Thank you!

I've been having a hard time finding issue 59.  Being in the U.S., Hachette won't ship to me, so I have been collecting via ebay and Amazon.  Forbidden Planet is out of stock.  Are there any other reliable shops I could look at?

Oooh.  Where can one find deMarco stories?

I know I'm late to the party, but I picked up the Taxidermist and Koburn books and I like them.
The quality of the books is very good.
It's my first exposure to Koburn and I really enjoyed those stories.

Thanks, Trent.  That's helpful.

I'm mainly interested in picking up volumes of this that have material that I can't get in the other available graphic novels/Case Files/etc.

Any hints at which ones I should be getting?

http://generalgulliver.blogspot.com/2016/09/mchips.html

I added a gloss to the Banshee and painted up another judge.

I eat up collections of these and would love to see more.

Best way to read sinister dexter?

From left to right!