I dropped in by chance on 2000 AD Programme 1791 from July 2012, and found Judge Dredd on the first page in fresh, stark colors by Eva de la Cruz on album-sized semi-gloss paper that made the glamourous cartoonish art by Andrew Currie sizzle. Stumbling onto Judge Dredd recently made me want to go back and relive at least the 1980s for my weekly fix. Judge Dredd features were hot off the press during my whole adult life, and I had no idea.

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