Judge Dredd: Dead Zone
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- Create Date：2021-04-18 13:56:54
- Update Date：2025-09-06
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- Author：John Wagner
- ISBN：1781084262
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Summary
Following the death of 90% of the Mega-City One population in the Day of Chaos， Judge Dredd's latest case takes him into the Cursed Earth where illegal fortunes await those tempted to mine the vast mass graves。
Following the devastation of the Day of Chaos， Mega-City One is re-building itself。 But criminals will always find ways to cheat and exploit the desperate even。。。 While investigating a murder at the Chaos Day Memorial， Dredd comes across a slave ring in which people are being sent into the bowls of the earth to rob the bodies of the dead。 Yodie - one of those forced into this harrowing labour， finds a technologically advanced bracelet that bestows tremendous power to whoever wears it。 Meanwhile， the 'owners' will stop at nothing to get it back。。。
Following the devastation of the Day of Chaos， Mega-City One is re-building itself。 But criminals will always find ways to cheat and exploit the desperate even。。。 While investigating a murder at the Chaos Day Memorial， Dredd comes across a slave ring in which people are being sent into the bowls of the earth to rob the bodies of the dead。 Yodie - one of those forced into this harrowing labour， finds a technologically advanced bracelet that bestows tremendous power to whoever wears it。 Meanwhile， the 'owners' will stop at nothing to get it back。。。
Reviews
Wilde Sky
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A law enforcement officer deals with corruption and a bracelet with special powers。This was a pretty good graphic story – as good as I remember the original series being （from forty years ago）。
Alex Sarll
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I'd already read the second half of this in the weekly progs， and as a venomous critique of the lengths to which austerity can drive people， it's not bad。 But the earlier story， from the Meg， is even better - a ghastly stew of corruption， in both the institutional and bodily senses， with Henry Flint's art ensuring it comes off as ghoulish as a Jacobean tragedy。 I'd already read the second half of this in the weekly progs， and as a venomous critique of the lengths to which austerity can drive people， it's not bad。 But the earlier story， from the Meg， is even better - a ghastly stew of corruption， in both the institutional and bodily senses， with Henry Flint's art ensuring it comes off as ghoulish as a Jacobean tragedy。 。。。more
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