Howdy to all Squaxx on Reddit. I'm not the most active person on these online forums, but I'm still a keen reader of 2000AD I've been trying to use the lockdown to do something constructive and productive so I've put together something that I've wanted to do for years but never had the time to sit down to before now - something that I hope that the whole community will find useful and people can refer to to get new readers interested in exploring the Galaxy's Greatest Comic.

The ESSENTIAL Judge Dredd

Rather than making it a simple "Top 5" list though, I've themed the collection around the GNs which give the broadest overview of the Dreddverse - they're not necessarily the Best Stories Ever (even though they're all good fun) but they are a useful primer for introducing people to the key concepts of Mega-City One and how Dredd and his life and times think and work. They're books which temper lore with action and so I think will be the ones most likely to engage new readers and keep them interested is discovering more.

I'm just starting out on this analysis & media commentary on Youtube and I'm hoping to make it a springboard to a longer YouTube series so I'd welcome everyone's comments & criticism of it. What do you think of the selection, or my reasoning behind them? How did you find the video's presentation, and ways it could be improved? Is there anything that you'd like to see explored in more detail in a follow-up video?

By the way, I know that the audio quality is awful - I couldn't really afford a proper microphone if I'm not sure this plan has legs, but if it starts to take off I will invest in one!

Anyway, I hope everyone enjoys it!

Prog 206. 4 April 1981. The issue was Un-American Graffiti. Somewhere in it there is a pic of graffiti saying SLAGBONCE. Could any of you guys help me out please???? It’s to settle a 40 year old mild dispute. Thanks.

Scheduled to debut this March, Judge Dredd: False Witness by writer Brandon Easton and artist Kei Zama follows a courier who accidentally uncovers a far-reaching conspiracy that criss-crosses Mega-City One, Cursed Earth, and more.

"False Witness follows the tradition of Judge Dredd: America - widely considered to be one of the greatest Dredd tales in the history of the franchise that questions the nature of the Justice Department and the fine line between order and fascism," Easton said in a statement. "Longtime fans and newcomers will be able to jump into our story, especially with the gorgeous and intense artwork from Kei Zama taking us on this journey."

https://www.newsarama.com/48287-judge-dredd-false-witness-1.html