US reprint volumes have been going for just a few quid each in Forbidden Planet stores. You might want to try there.
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General / Re: Any idea what this is?
03 February, 2010, 10:00:46 PM
Well it confused me that's for sure!!
Cheers for sorting that out!!
Cheers for sorting that out!!
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General / Any idea what this is?
03 February, 2010, 09:42:13 PM
Just spotted this Dredd pre-release on Amazon.
http://www.amazon.co.uk/Judge-Dredd-Case-Files-01/dp/1906735875/ref=pd_rhf_p_t_1
Anyone know if it's just a new printing or a better quality printing or anything?
http://www.amazon.co.uk/Judge-Dredd-Case-Files-01/dp/1906735875/ref=pd_rhf_p_t_1
Anyone know if it's just a new printing or a better quality printing or anything?
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Suggestions / Re: Judge Dredd Megazine Files
07 September, 2009, 10:49:07 PM
Hey, this is my first post here but I thought I'd stick my two bobs in.
I never read 2000ad when I was younger, but that wasn't because I didn't want to; it was just that I was introduced to loads of other comics and could only get so many on my pocket money at the time.
Anyways, I always thought that I missed something and in particular Judge Dredd and I was delighted when I found out they were doing a complete case files and have bought the entire series to date and I'm loving it (Also just bought Strontium Dog Volume 1 but still to read it). So it's not just the core 'Dredd Fans' that are buying the books.
Although it would be cool to have absolutely everything in one place, I can understand that Dredd stories spin off in different directions and that may lead to a 'complete' series being impossible.
What I think would be really good to see would be a suggestion guide in the book to read other available graphic novels that lead into the storylines.
A main example was after reading the volume with OZ, I accidently found out that the Megazine was including the Chopper follow up series in a collected form and it was awesome and I was glad that I was lucky enough to find out just as they were being released. Also the Judge Anderson DC novel was another one I managed to pick up at the right time to keep me up to date with the Judge Death storyline.
Incidently if anybody knows of anything else I may have missed between the stuff released so far would be greatly appreciated.
Oh by the way, I just noticed that they're releasing Case Files 0 to cover all the specials and annuals that haven't been covered (due for release Feb 2010 - check Amazon)
I never read 2000ad when I was younger, but that wasn't because I didn't want to; it was just that I was introduced to loads of other comics and could only get so many on my pocket money at the time.
Anyways, I always thought that I missed something and in particular Judge Dredd and I was delighted when I found out they were doing a complete case files and have bought the entire series to date and I'm loving it (Also just bought Strontium Dog Volume 1 but still to read it). So it's not just the core 'Dredd Fans' that are buying the books.
Although it would be cool to have absolutely everything in one place, I can understand that Dredd stories spin off in different directions and that may lead to a 'complete' series being impossible.
What I think would be really good to see would be a suggestion guide in the book to read other available graphic novels that lead into the storylines.
A main example was after reading the volume with OZ, I accidently found out that the Megazine was including the Chopper follow up series in a collected form and it was awesome and I was glad that I was lucky enough to find out just as they were being released. Also the Judge Anderson DC novel was another one I managed to pick up at the right time to keep me up to date with the Judge Death storyline.
Incidently if anybody knows of anything else I may have missed between the stuff released so far would be greatly appreciated.
Oh by the way, I just noticed that they're releasing Case Files 0 to cover all the specials and annuals that haven't been covered (due for release Feb 2010 - check Amazon)
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