Judge Dredd: Guatemala
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- Create Date：2021-06-30 08:51:12
- Update Date：2025-09-06
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- Author：John Wagner
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Summary
Viva los humanos！
A deathbed request sends Judge Dredd on a diplomatic mission to Guatemala， a dictatorship ruled by the despotic robot El Presidente。 Under the military rule of robots， humans are enslaved， trafficked and farmed for parts。 El Presidente seeks to expand its repressive regime – and if Mega-City One doesn’t give into its demands， its nuclear arsenal will blow the city off the map！
From legendary Judge Dredd scribe John Wagner and fan favourite artist Colin MacNeil comes an action-packed Dredd tale of robots and revolution！ Also featuring bonus Dredd stories with art by Carlos Ezquerra and Henry Flint！
A deathbed request sends Judge Dredd on a diplomatic mission to Guatemala， a dictatorship ruled by the despotic robot El Presidente。 Under the military rule of robots， humans are enslaved， trafficked and farmed for parts。 El Presidente seeks to expand its repressive regime – and if Mega-City One doesn’t give into its demands， its nuclear arsenal will blow the city off the map！
From legendary Judge Dredd scribe John Wagner and fan favourite artist Colin MacNeil comes an action-packed Dredd tale of robots and revolution！ Also featuring bonus Dredd stories with art by Carlos Ezquerra and Henry Flint！
Reviews
Juho Pohjalainen
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Take note， Skynet - this is how you deal with those pathetic fleshbags under your domain。 Enslavement， entertainment， profit， and vengeance！
Alex Sarll
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Hardly one of the great Dredd epics， but its vision of a robot-dominated city builds nicely on a fear that's been implicit in the Dredd setting from the off， and feeds in particularly well now given the recent return of mechanical Judges in Mega-City One。 It also serves as a much better and more moving epitaph to Hershey than that misjudged spin-off strip。 Hardly one of the great Dredd epics， but its vision of a robot-dominated city builds nicely on a fear that's been implicit in the Dredd setting from the off， and feeds in particularly well now given the recent return of mechanical Judges in Mega-City One。 It also serves as a much better and more moving epitaph to Hershey than that misjudged spin-off strip。 。。。more
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