Review Tuesday: JUDGE DREDD: THE COMPLETE CASE FILES 07

And we're back with the Dredd novels, next up:

JUDGE DREDD: THE COMPLETE CASE FILES 07

is a compilation of the Dredd comics from 2000 AD Progs, numbers 322 - 375. Under this cover you have the years 2105 through 2106.

In a post-apocalyptic world, the US is reduced to two of Mega-Cities, containing nearly 500 million citizens each on either coast. To speed up the legal process a policing force of JUDGES enforce the law. One Judge will, on the spot, be Judge, Jury, and if it fits the crime, Executioner. We get to follow the adventures one of the most feared and by-the-book Judges, Joseph Dredd, as he does his job upholding the law.

This edition of the case files includes:

• Cry of the Werewolf
• The Weather Man
• Requiem for a Heavy Weight
• The Graveyard Shift
• Rumble in the Jungle
• Bob & Carol & Ted & Ringo
• Bob's Law
• Citizen Snork
• The Haunting of Sector House 9
• Monkey Business / Portrait of a Politician
• Superbowl
• The Wreckers

As well as an assortment of one shot deals and other quick adventures. We finally see the Judges using their day sticks. The writers seem to pay homage to Tolkien when referring to Sauron Valley. The first reference to Dredd's Comportment is made. Of course, Dredd wrote the book on how to be a proper Judge. He's tougher than ever before. He's smart. He's by the book. He's the LAW!

A definite MUST READ! Get to it, citizen!

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