Cover - Arsom. Who's this droid?
Dredd - Hmm. This never quite clicked for me. Dredd was too self-consciously 'hard man Dredd' throughout, as when written by GRennie or Ennis, and the continuity references this week felt rather clumsy and forced - it veered a bit on 'Hello, I'm Judge Joe Dredd, 21st century cop and toughest of all the Judges in post-apocalyptic Mega-City One, empowered to dispense instant justice.' I'm not sure the evil priest character quite worked, and Shiv's continually-dissapearing clothing was pretty silly. I never really bought the idea of their sitting about in a bunker for 18 years, either, and making no previous attempt to contact the Big Meg. But if you didn't think too hard about certain plot points it was enjoyable fluff with decent enough art, though we've seen better from Willsher.
Red Seas - Enjoyable enough, though I long ago lost real interest. Nice that the plot finally seems to be going somewhere at last, after years of talking about how they were going to have to take on the Cradle of Filth at some point.
Anderson - LUSH art, natch, and nothing to offend, but bit early to judge.
Dante - Simply fantastic (though there's a sense that Fraser was suddenly up against the deadlines). Can't wait for next week.
Absalom - Was a bit undecided, but it really earned its wings for me this week, and possibly just edged out Dante for top thrill. Second series soon as possible please! This new art bod's a bit good, isn't he?
