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A review by standardman
Judge Dredd Megazine 408 by Dan Abnett, Leah Moore, David Hine, Rory McConville, Kenneth Niemand, John Reppion, Alan Hebden
3.0
Judge Dredd: The Crazy
I like when a Dredd book nods to the horror of their justice system while still providing the thrills and humour. This definitely achieves that.
Lawless: Ashes to Ashes
I really don’t understand how Winslade manages such detail and expression in a pretty tight schedule. Amazing art. Looks like the Zhind may have not been a throwaway after all!
Storm Warning: Green and Pleasant Land
Continues to do nothing for me
Tales from the Black Museum
This would have been better if the (very good) artist could stop squeezing in distracting references
The Torture Garden
Still gross, which the art works well for, still a bit weirdly paced.
Mind Wars
Derivative space opera stuff with art that makes a bit difficult to follow at times
I like when a Dredd book nods to the horror of their justice system while still providing the thrills and humour. This definitely achieves that.
Lawless: Ashes to Ashes
I really don’t understand how Winslade manages such detail and expression in a pretty tight schedule. Amazing art. Looks like the Zhind may have not been a throwaway after all!
Storm Warning: Green and Pleasant Land
Continues to do nothing for me
Tales from the Black Museum
This would have been better if the (very good) artist could stop squeezing in distracting references
The Torture Garden
Still gross, which the art works well for, still a bit weirdly paced.
Mind Wars
Derivative space opera stuff with art that makes a bit difficult to follow at times