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I first developed an interest in the 2000 AD comics after watching the 'Dredd' movie. (The good one.) I finally got my hands on one, this one, to be precise, and I was not disappointed. Lots of spectacular violence, morally ambiguous characters little details of biting satire, this was thoroughly entertaining, and I hope to be reading more of these soon!
"You talk, and I call in a med-wagon - or you can bleed to death. Your choice." -- Judge Dredd"Get #$&%ed, lawman. I refuse to recognize your authority." -- stubborn injured suspect# 1"I'll recognize it! The guy you want, his name is Thorn!" -- sensible injured suspect# 2That interaction was my favorite part of Every Empire Falls. Regrettably, it was also the only part that I really liked about it, barring the few Road Warrior or Fury Road-inspired action-drama desert scenes. Otherwise, I would'...
A great collection of Michael Carroll's first major Dredd storyline, told from multiple points of view and masterfully crafted. All I can say is I look forward to Carroll's future work!
Recent Reads: Judge Dredd - Every Empire Falls. Michael Carroll's Judge Saga continues a political re-evaluation of the Judges and Mega City 1. Damaged and struggling. the city falls into a trap. Too long it's ruled the roost, now rivals sense weakness. A broken mirror reflects.
A much-deserved collection for the recent storylines which finally started addressing how much of a mess Mega-City One was after Chaos Day, and how thoroughly vulnerable to further and still worse it had become. Loses points for the painfully obvious fake-out Dredd death, but otherwise a sign that Carroll has really matured from a bit of an embarrassment in his early work, into a worthy custodian of 2000AD's greatest icon now.
epic is an understatement :)
