Set Description:
"Keep doing that and it will get stuck that way!"
Dredd is lethal, Dredd is Judge. I've got the 1st U.S. appearance, and on to the next. Great writing in these issues, that caused 90's excerpts in film, and a whole lot that still holds up today. The Classics! When Judge says, "Freeze!", and they've already been frozen to death for 2 weeks. That kind of Justice brand does not go unnoticed, for it is the humor or scary way it represents the society depicted. It is Dredd! That is the desired effect on those would be criminals, and needless to say, the Judge WILL BE THAT DREDD!
The Dredd of the Judge is to Drudge up old Dredd and get the Judge, Judge Dredd! Ah Ya!
Judge Dredd isn't the only one with missions in this world of a society pushed forward by pressures, and Judge Dredd is the one to take up a stance in the "law" of a world with serious consequences. Those are summed up by the dry type of British humor in a foreboding terror that the authority attaches in his world as a judge. These are the things that he doesn't bother to judge of his own character, save to carry out his assumed authority and to judge another day! He is almost the same as another character by being the best at what he does, but ruthlessness in a legal like faction is unique to the likes of Dredd. These aren't easy pills to swallow except that he has his high points in art and or description that still brings in the purchases and readers. In short, a firm fanbase from the Copper Age of comics!

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Judge Dredd 1 (Eagle) |
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Judge Dredd 1 Modern |
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CGC |
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3959870016
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Owner Comments
1st U.S. Appearance of Judge (Joseph) Dredd. Brought to film with a bit of moody display, it well fit (more...)1st U.S. Appearance of Judge (Joseph) Dredd. Brought to film with a bit of moody display, it well fit the criteria of the comics. Here come the Judge. Dredd, he is in for the long haul, to take out the scum of the day. Originated in British waters, I believe, as a core grueling fashion portrayal of reputation from past times, that in a comic came to do a "brand" of justice. Especially in film, with at least 2 installments. Very futuristic and even kind of apocalyptic and with a similar apathy, unfortunately! This has been portrayed by even the likes of Stallone. Given the seriousness of the "police" of this comic era, it is strikingly eerie. I enjoyed the films, finally saw the 2nd in theaters. No hokey pokey turn yourself around allowed in this joint. 1 strike and you're out! Judge Dredd is coming for you! Justice? There is only Dredd, Joseph Dredd, the JUDGE! That is the secret to being cordial in comics, just call it like you see it with some attitude! That edge split the 90's down the middle!
A picture to show, "Keep doing that and it will get stuck that way!", also applies the Judge Dredd's helmet head!
Complete with back cover pic of issue #2, it's back cover shows Dredd calling out "FREEZE!" to a perpetrator, when he's already frozen and stone-cold dead. These issues were just getting started and are about to heat up the business!
Grader Notes:
moderate spine stress lines to cover;
multiple water stain left center of back cover;
small hole left top of front cover. (less...)
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