Flint Comix & Entertainment #21
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "Block Law," the mind of Judge Bronson is fused with a sentient city block, turning it into a killing machine that runs rampant—Judge Dredd must storm the block and sever the connection before it claims more lives. Written by John Wagner and Alan Grant, with art by Ron Smith, this 2011 issue delivers a chilling blend of cybernetic horror and justice, all wrapped in a striking cover by Randy Zimmerman.
In this delightfully absurd 1.5-page tale from *Flint Comix & Entertainment #21*, Lio lives up to his chaotic reputation—irritating neighbors, baffling his father, frustrating merchants, and wrestling with his equally odd pets, all while casually playing with monsters. A quick nod to *Beetle Bailey* and a heartfelt tribute to *Blondie*’s 80th birthday add to the story’s quirky charm.
In "Block Law," the mind of Judge Bronson, fused with a sentient urban block, turns deadly and begins slaughtering without warning. When Judge Dredd finally confronts the living city, he tears out the neural links binding the judge to the block—only to see justice take a chilling new form when Bronson is given a cloned body and sentenced for his crimes.
In the quiet tension of Rae's apartment, Agent Gray closes in on the invisible man—only to be thrown off by a passing neighbor’s sudden arrival. The Cardinal, relentless, follows the fugitive’s trail to a hidden lab where the man’s desperate attempt to end his invisibility begins.
In "Deathmask Part 6," James finds himself at the mercy of Ms. Livyenko’s network after subduing Mr. Carnaud and his assistant, only to be handed over to her enigmatic superior, Mr. Nyborg—whose true intentions remain shrouded in mystery.
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Reprinted in Flint Comix & Entertainment #24 (2011)
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