Is it worth reading/opinion?
Judge Dredd
Dylan Jones
Jose Carter
Yes.
Just start with Complete Case Files #1, and if you like that, it's a lot more of the same type of comics.
If you don't like it, you're probably a tranny and should 41% instead.
Gavin Sanders
It’s very popular amongst closeted degenerates with projection issues.
Christopher Jenkins
how so?
Jose Adams
Yes, it’s top tier toilet reading, loose canon so you don’t have to remember 9000 events and the very few big crisis event shits are very good
Liam Thomas
The person you're responding to is a projecting degenerate marxist.
The canon is pretty consistent, it's just that like most comic books, it'll give you a blurb referencing what a thing is, so it's not required to read or even remember an older issue.
Stuff like that highly addictive candy, the bacteria that eats plastic, etc. they all use more than once.
Ayden Johnson
Agreeing with user, start there but ignore the Any Forums he just spouted.
Dredd is a nice escape from reality and I love how all the artists draw even if they're drastically different skill levels.
Straight to the action with minimal talking. Slightly dated sensibilities but that's only a problem if you're weird.
Caleb Gonzalez
I like his design
Jayden Cox
Zachary Morgan
Adam Thompson
god i love judge dredd so much
what a great comic
Cooper Roberts
>Does law sentences
Levi Carter
>jaywalks
Carter Edwards
bump
Jayden Rodriguez
>go onto Any Forums
>get redirected to a website with Judge Dredd's face on it
>a judge is on their way
>you are guilty of the following crimes
>prohibited vid-slugs
>prohibited books
>public nuisance
>cheeking a judge
>receiving pirated old comics
>your sentence is exile, CREEP
Cooper Adams
The stories where a time traveler lands in mega city one always end like that.
Joshua Thomas
I like the le serious political issues stories like letter from judge dredd and america and I also like the le mindless violence stories such as judgement day and day of chaos. But I miss the dynamic dredd had with his roomates when he lived in rowdy yates and when the stories had a sillier tone. Judge Caligula was great.
Logan Myers
Jacob Martin
>Judge Caligula was great.
You said it.
Oliver Bailey
Joshua Cook
>Just start with Complete Case Files #1
Eh, I don't think this is the best advice, really. Early Dredd is a very different beast to the more modern comics from Dredd being a lawman in "New York 2099AD" not Mega-City One and a more zany and laid-back attitude than we really get as the comic goes on.
Complete Case Files No. 5 is generally agreed to be the best jumping-on point now. Loads of great stories, appearances of classic villains, lore-important tales like the Apocalypse War and of course The Most Famous Panel Ever Drawn In British Comics History.