Judge Dredd: The Complete Brian Bolland HC

[CBR News]

This luscious, oversized hardcover volume collects as many Brian Bolland-illustrated Judge Dredd stories as THE LAW* will allow! (*Seriously, there's one we can't publish. Ever.) Within these hallowed covers the turmoil of John Wagner's Mega-City One rages, captured in such legendary tales as "Luna-1 War," "The Cursed Earth," The Day the Law Died!," "Judge Death," and many more.


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[Gryphon]

I'd get it but I dont want only parts of stories.

[Professor Moriarty]

Thank you for giving us Judge Death brian!

[verslibre]

Brian Bolland is indisputably the best of the Dredd artists.

[The Adventurer]

Brian Bolland is indisputably the best of the Dredd artists.

I think there are some who might dispute you there. Personally I've always found his work to be a bit stiff and over-rendered. But he's definitely one of the best and definitely made his mark character design wise for the better.

[verslibre]

I think there are some who might dispute you there. Personally I've always found his work to be a bit stiff and over-rendered. But he's definitely one of the best and definitely made his mark character design wise for the better.

Only the ones who prefer Ezquerra. I'm a fan of many artists whose work you'd probably say the same of, like Wrightson, Severin, Nebres, etc.

[UnravThreads]

Brian Bolland is indisputably the best of the Dredd artists.

One of the most defining, certainly.

Must confess I prefer Arthur Ranson, but I am more of an Anderson fan.

[verslibre]

Must confess I prefer Arthur Ranson

And I don't blame you. Now there's a great artist! Yes, his Judge Anderson art is stellar.

[tony ingram]

I'd get it but I dont want only parts of stories.

You wouldn't be "only getting parts of stories". These are all complete stories, aside from the two missing episodes of 'The Cursed Earth' which cannot legally be reprinted, and they don't really impact on the story at all.