DREDD/ANDERSON: The Deep End
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Mega-City One, the cusp of the twenty-second century. Eight hundred million people are living in the ruin of the old world, a planet devastated by atomic war. Only one thing fighting for order in a metropolis teetering on the brink of chaos – the men and women of the Hall of Justice. Judge Dredd and the newly-appointed Judge Anderson are two such custodians of the law.
While Dredd is busy investigating murders that have occurred after a dust storm blew into the city from the Cursed Earth, Anderson is struggling with her recent experiences in law enforcement…
Written by Arthur Wyatt and Alec Worley with art by Paul Davidson and Ben Willsher, this action-packed continuation of the Dredd movie world is not to be missed!
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Community Reviews
Just not enough depth to anything. 3 short stories with extremely simple storylines and crude drawings. The first story is a detective story where everything between the big events is removed. They don't even investigate anything. Just find the bad guy right away and fight him. That's it. There is no exploration or interviews to figure out more. We get a flashback sequence telling us how the bad guy came about. But it should have been a cat and mouse game.
Then 2 stories about Anderson the blonde pretty girl judge. Again barebones. One story is just her being interviewed. It's all quite pointless. The other one is her fighting criminals which she defeats without doing anything physical at all. There are no themes or moral values to find here. For a Dredd story these stories tell us nothing about the fascistic society.
Then 2 stories about Anderson the blonde pretty girl judge. Again barebones. One story is just her being interviewed. It's all quite pointless. The other one is her fighting criminals which she defeats without doing anything physical at all. There are no themes or moral values to find here. For a Dredd story these stories tell us nothing about the fascistic society.
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