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CLASSICS: VOLUME 1: APOCALYPSE WAR PDF, EPUB, EBOOK

Mike McMahon,,Ron Smith,Brian Bolland,Steve Dillon,Alan Grant, | 192 pages | 27 May 2014 | Idea & Design Works | 9781613779354 | English | San Diego, United States Judge Dredd: The Apocalypse War by John Wagner

Then I could add any originally black and white stories coloured at IDW to the collection when they get printed? So what would you guys do? Thanks, Jo. Hello there. Search out the Eagle Comics reprints. These were US sized reprints of AD material in the mid s. They weren't reprinted in any specific order as far as I remember but all the early issues featured great covers by Bolland and some by Mick McMahon. Another comic called Quality took over after Eagle but ironically the quality of the reprints were nowhere as good. Posts: testing testing Sounds like the Complete Case Files might be the way to go and volume 12 seems to the one to start with when most of the stuff will be clour. That way you're getting as much as possible in colour in a simple straightforward series. As you say you can go back as you are able to get older material as they are available coloured. Its a shame you don't get on with black and white strips as they will keep cropping up and you'll miss a lot of good stuff, but if your autism prevents that there's not much to be done except as suggested getting the Eagle reprints avoid the 'Quality' ones. The Eagle comics are absolutely the way to go to read most of the classics. As well as the standard numbered run there are also a few standalone series like "the early cases", "the child quest" and the "crime files". I would recommend that you do also pick up the quality comics run as though the covers take a dive in quality, you would be missing out on some dredd classics such as cry of the werewolf if you missed them and I think these would be the most cost effective method to get a load of the black and white Dredd run in colour. After you have those, then picking up the coloured case files trades from number 12 is a great idea. That's a keeper. Everyone has had great recommendations already - I also suggest the Complete Case Files as the best way to read Dredd as you get the epics as well as many of the fantastic one offs in-between. Smith Member Posting Machine Posts: Well,some digital bootlegs of case files are composed of Eagle reprints and are thus mostly in color. Or so I hear. Cover by Jim Fern. Will Dredd administer justice on Griffin as swiftly as he does with East-Meg's soldiers? This item is not in stock. If you use the "Add to want list" tab to add this issue to your want list, we will email you when it becomes available. The 'Apocalypse War' finale! Dredd infiltrates the now-occupied Grand Hall of Justice, where he finds the brainwashed Chief Justice Griffin spreading Sov propaganda. And is he willing to sacrifice himself in the process? Dredd and his crack team of judges have infiltrated the borders of Mega-City One's Sov enemies! Will Dredd finally get ahold of the rogue war criminal 'Mad Dog' Kazan? You don't want to miss the conclusion of this classic Judge Dredd story! Date This week Last week Past month 2 months 3 months 6 months 1 year 2 years Pre Pre Pre Pre Pre s s s s s s Search Advanced. Issue 1. Add to cart Very Fine. Issue 1SUB. Add to cart Fine. Issue 2. Add to cart Near Mint. Issue 3. Issue 4. Issue 5. Issue 6. Issue 7. Available Stock Add to want list This item is not in stock. Judge Dredd - Wikipedia

Auction in progress, bid now! Weekly Auction ends Monday October 26! Up first, 30 pages of 'Block Mania,' which will lead to the beloved Apocalypse War! Cover by Brian Bolland. Re-presenting classic Judge Dredd tales monthly, with all-new colors by Charlie Kirchoff! W John Wagner, Alan Grant. CA Jim Fern. Block Mania' continues here! Mega-City One is in the grips of Block Madness, and Dredd must track down the villain who poisoned his city and turned everyone against each other. Close calls and espionage abound in this re-colored collection of Judge Dredd classics. What will Dredd do to contain this madness, and what else do the Sov forces have in mind?! Mega-City One retaliates against the East-Meg forces by attempting to nuke their city to kingdom come! The Sov forces have a trick up their sleeves, though, and with the Chief Judge out of commission, it looks like Dredd will have to take the reigns of resistance! And will Dredd be able to cut the Sovs off in time to keep them from infiltrating the south? Written by John Wagner, Alan Grant. Start a Wiki. Categories :. Cancel Save. Universal Conquest Wiki. To ask other readers questions about Judge Dredd Classics, Vol. Be the first to ask a question about Judge Dredd Classics, Vol. Lists with This Book. Community Reviews. Showing Average rating 4. Rating details. More filters. Sort order. Start your review of Judge Dredd Classics, Vol. Oct 06, Gavin rated it it was ok Shelves: comics. I have to be honest, this was picked up from the library on a whim, and I read the first little bit before I just started skimming I have to say, I give this a big fat: Get this review and more at: I have to be honest, this was picked up from the library on a whim, and I read the first little bit before I just started skimming I have to say, I give this a big fat: Get this review and more at Jul 21, Rob rated it it was amazing. An absolute classic, recoloured and presented here. Great story of invasion, and Dredd has a lot to overcome. Good cameos from some of the other Judges too. Jul 02, Reed Benson rated it it was ok. Dredd doesn't care about the citizens of Mega City One. He only cares about following the letter of the law and defending fellow judges. I know that's part of the point of the character, so if you like that, then you'll like this. But there isn't really much difference between the judges of Mega City One and those of East Meg One their Soviet counterpart that invades them. It's just that one decides to invade the other rather than just let them be. Not that the citizens of the Meg give much reason to like them. Very few of them have any character, and even when they're not driven crazy by block mania, they're constantly making foolish choices. All in all, the Judge Dredd universe seems like it may be too nihilistic for me. It works as social commentary, I guess, but I don't really see anything edifying about it for me. Wolfe rated it it was amazing May 12, Clyde Wolfe rated it really liked it Mar 16, Adam rated it it was amazing Feb 16, Apr 24, David Sanz rated it it was amazing. Una gozada de historia que empieza con Block Mania y sigue con la Guerra del apocalipsis contra los rusos. Paul Porry rated it it was amazing Dec 04, JUDGE DREDD CLASSICS – THE DARK JUDGES HARDCOVER (IDW) FULL COLOUR EDITION | mystuffyoureyes

Return to Book Page. Preview — Judge Dredd by John Wagner. Alan Grant ,. Carlos Ezquerra. It begins with Block Mania - a virus that spreads throughout Mega-City One, turning citizen against citizen, and causing massive death and destruction. But that pales in comparison to the second phase - a co-ordinated nuclear strike which devastates the Block Mania survivors and leaves Mega-City One ripe for invasion Get A Copy. Hardcover , pages. More Details Other Editions 3. Friend Reviews. To see what your friends thought of this book, please sign up. To ask other readers questions about Judge Dredd , please sign up. Lists with This Book. This book is not yet featured on Listopia. Community Reviews. Showing Average rating 4. Rating details. More filters. Sort order. This review has been hidden because it contains spoilers. To view it, click here. Un pezzo di storia del fumetto britannico e mondiale, ed una pietra miliare nella saga del Giudice a cui faranno riferimento tutte le storie successive per circa 20 anni. Una lettura fondamentale per tutti i fan del Giudice Dredd e del fumetto britannico anni Apr 01, Bodicainking rated it it was amazing. What can one say about this story? The triumphant return of Ezquerra to his creation and my first ever Dredd story is a sprawling and brutal epic. I believe it may have coloured my opinion on Judge Dredd ever since, as I saw him in this "at war", not a lawman, but a warrior. He euthanises the radiation-ill, executes collaborators in pits and mercilessly divides the world into those with him and those against him. I was also new to comics at the time, so the epoch-making moment, which for many def What can one say about this story? I was also new to comics at the time, so the epoch-making moment, which for many defines the difference between Judge Dredd and more conventional superheroes - where Dredd unflinchingly condemns ,, people to nuclear death in order to achieve victory - seemed to me a logical next step in Dredd's war against his own city's annihilation. For Justice! For Mega-City One! Judge Souster had what it takes, just like Dredd. An event comic before the idea demanded ten one-shot prequels, twenty different titles running different timelines to piece together and a fall-out trilogy. It runs with an exuberance that shows the creators very much knew what they were doing, and were having fun as well as working hard. Carlos Ezquerra's stretch, doing six pages a week for half a year with only one page here showing less that superlative inking and detail, was remarkable. More importantly, though, this is pure pleasure. Shame An event comic before the idea demanded ten one-shot prequels, twenty different titles running different timelines to piece together and a fall-out trilogy. Shame the introduction has such a spoiler in, then! The third book in the Mega Collection. This time its a classic story from the early years. It starts off with Block Mania, a story of how citizens within building blocks start to attack other blocks. It happens occasionally, but is happening more frequent. This leads on to the Apocalypse war story itself. The story is great, and reflected the mood at the time 80's Regan presidency, and the cold war. The flow of the story is a little rough. There is little subtly in the actions of Dredd and some of other Judges. Death is dealt freely and the end is pretty harsh. I started collecting AD a couple of years after this story, so this is the first time i have read it. Of course, i knew about it as it was mentioned a number of times in future stories. The artwork is classic. Even more so as the same artist was used for all episodes of the war, maintaining consistency. The quality of this part works series has been amazing and i am looking forward to the next issues. Mar 08, Mylesgorton rated it really liked it Shelves: unread-books-on-my- bookshelf. Nostalgia trip. A good story within the confines of a weekly sci-Fi comic strip. Interesting in the context of the time it was written and when I originally read the story - a Cold War and nuclear apocalypse yarn. I hope that my original colourised Judge Dredd Monthlies with the story in survive somewhere in my Dad's house - the Bolland covers on that we're immense! Boy, this one is a piece of history, and very much of its times, the 80's Cold War Reaganistic paranoia seeps deep here. But it's one hell of a story, as epic as it gets. Cover by Brian Bolland. Re-presenting classic Judge Dredd tales monthly, with all-new colors by Charlie Kirchoff! W John Wagner, Alan Grant. CA Jim Fern. Block Mania' continues here! Mega-City One is in the grips of Block Madness, and Dredd must track down the villain who poisoned his city and turned everyone against each other. Close calls and espionage abound in this re-colored collection of Judge Dredd classics. What will Dredd do to contain this madness, and what else do the Sov forces have in mind?! Mega-City One retaliates against the East-Meg forces by attempting to nuke their city to kingdom come! The Sov forces have a trick up their sleeves, though, and with the Chief Judge out of commission, it looks like Dredd will have to take the reigns of resistance! And will Dredd be able to cut the Sovs off in time to keep them from infiltrating the south? Written by John Wagner, Alan Grant. Art by Carlos Ezquerra. Cover by Jim Fern. Will Dredd administer justice on Griffin as swiftly as he does with East-Meg's soldiers? This item is not in stock. If you use the "Add to want list" tab to add this issue to your want list, we will email you when it becomes available. The 'Apocalypse War' finale! Dredd infiltrates the now-occupied Grand Hall of Justice, where he finds the brainwashed Chief Justice Griffin spreading Sov propaganda. And is he willing to sacrifice himself in the process? Dredd and his crack team of judges have infiltrated the borders of Mega-City One's Sov enemies! Will Dredd finally get ahold of the rogue war criminal 'Mad Dog' Kazan? You don't want to miss the conclusion of this classic Judge Dredd story!

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Same here. They print the artist collections at the right format so lets hope so. Has anyone seen this yet? And- has the reprint series been cancelled? Posts: Being nice is my game! I've not seen anything in Previews, so perhaps it was! Perhaps I should've looked there. I got the impression this wasn't going to be a on going series but a regular run of Mini Series. Which I will gladly waiting to buy each month it comes out. If my stupid local store will carry it. Succumbed at the weekend and splurged. It's nice enough and the paper does make a difference to the quality. I only picked up the Bolland recoloured Block War variant cover which is reprinted inside so I had only seen the first half of the Block War reprints. Overall the colour works well. The Ezquerra artwork seemed the best. Personal opinion but this was where it really seemed to come alive. It is the same size as the Rebellion Zenith and Nemesis hardbacks in terms of height but a little wider, not the same size as the IDW artist editions, so there is a bit of spare space on the page. Bit of a shame. The cover is the same as the newsstand issue 1. Again a shame. Of all the artwork they could have chosen. Even commissioning either Bolland or Ezquerra to do a special. The cover section reprints the IDW covers and the original tooth covers. The tooth covers haven't been treated at all and look faded. Bit of a shame there as well. Another gripe is a lack of an introduction. Considering the social and political landscape of the time it would have been a nice touch. Is it worth the full cover price? Not sure. It is a real mixed bag. Whether corners have been cut to save on the recolouring cost I don't know. Posts: Thunder Chops is dragged off, gnashing I had a good poke about this one at the weekend, and was actually quite impressed. The colour in places is a bit dark, but that's almost inevitable given McMahon and Ezquerra's dense styles of the time not such a problem on the Bolland and Dillon episodes , and aside from the rejects from Tony' Hart's Gallery that make up half the extras at the back, it's a handsome thing. I thought the page sizing was a solid compromise, and looked well. I have a strange relationship with the Apocalypse War, as I first read it and Block Mania in the Eagle reprints, so in my mind it's always been in colour. Sort order. Start your review of Judge Dredd Classics, Vol. Oct 06, Gavin rated it it was ok Shelves: comics. I have to be honest, this was picked up from the library on a whim, and I read the first little bit before I just started skimming I have to say, I give this a big fat: Get this review and more at: I have to be honest, this was picked up from the library on a whim, and I read the first little bit before I just started skimming I have to say, I give this a big fat: Get this review and more at Jul 21, Rob rated it it was amazing. An absolute classic, recoloured and presented here. Great story of invasion, and Dredd has a lot to overcome. Good cameos from some of the other Judges too. Jul 02, Reed Benson rated it it was ok. Dredd doesn't care about the citizens of Mega City One. He only cares about following the letter of the law and defending fellow judges. I know that's part of the point of the character, so if you like that, then you'll like this. But there isn't really much difference between the judges of Mega City One and those of East Meg One their Soviet counterpart that invades them. It's just that one decides to invade the other rather than just let them be. Not that the citizens of the Meg give much reason to like them. Very few of them have any character, and even when they're not driven crazy by block mania, they're constantly making foolish choices. All in all, the Judge Dredd universe seems like it may be too nihilistic for me. It works as social commentary, I guess, but I don't really see anything edifying about it for me. Wolfe rated it it was amazing May 12, Clyde Wolfe rated it really liked it Mar 16, Adam rated it it was amazing Feb 16, Apr 24, David Sanz rated it it was amazing. Una gozada de historia que empieza con Block Mania y sigue con la Guerra del apocalipsis contra los rusos. 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