Judge Dredd: The Early Cases #5
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "Voyage to Luna-1," Judge Dredd and his reluctant partner Walter face their toughest challenge yet on the lunar colony of Luna-1, where a high-stakes arrest leads them through the treacherous, labyrinthine Moonies Museum Of The Moon. Written by John Wagner and brought to life with sharp, atmospheric art by Ian Gibson—both pencils and inks—this 1986 Eagle Comics tale blends gritty sci-fi tension with the claustrophobic dread of an alien landscape. The cover by Ian Gibson captures the eerie grandeur of the mission, a stark contrast to the danger lurking within.
In "Voyage to Luna-1," Judge Dredd is dispatched to the distant lunar colony Luna1 to advise its police force for six months—only to find himself targeted the moment he lands. As tension mounts in the isolated outpost, Dredd must navigate a web of suspicion and danger while uncovering who wants him dead on the moon.
In "Meet Mr. Moonie," Judge Dredd and his partner Walter face off against the enigmatic C.W. Moonie on Luna 1, but first must navigate the treacherous, otherworldly exhibits of Moonie’s Museum Of The Moon—a labyrinth of lunar oddities and hidden dangers that test their resolve before the arrest can be made.
In "The Oxygen Desert," Judge Dredd, haunted by his near-fatal brush with the deadly, airless wasteland, walks away from justice—turning in his badge to take up the humble, forgotten role of a street sweeper. But beneath the quiet routine lies a calculated trap, as Dredd uses the guise of defeat to draw out the elusive criminal Carmody and reclaim his place in the law.
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