Judge Dredd: The Restricted Files #1
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "The Judge's Graveyard," Judge Dredd faces off against the volatile Welch Logan, who uses a matter disruptor to threaten Mega City 1 unless his brother Whitey is released from Devil's Island and Dredd is handed over. Written by Steve Moore and illustrated with sharp precision by Mike McMahon—his inks lending weight to every shadow—this issue delivers a tense, high-stakes showdown rooted in justice and retribution. The cover by Brett Ewins and Brendan McCarthy captures the grim intensity of the story, a fitting visual companion to a tale where the line between law and vengeance blurs.
In "Videophones," Judge Dredd faces a chilling threat from a rogue telepathic manipulator using the Video Phone network to drive Judges to madness. With a clever holographic ruse and sharp detective work, Dredd traces the call to its source—only to confront the danger head-on in a tense, high-stakes raid.
In "Whitey's Brother," Judge Dredd faces off against the volatile Welch Logan, who uses a matter disruptor to hold Mega City 1 hostage, demanding the release of his brother Whitey from Devil's Island. With calm precision, Dredd maneuvers the standoff, turning the weapon against Welch—only for Whitey to return to prison, his promise of vengeance echoing in the silence.
In "Law of the Jungle," Judge Dredd ventures into the irradiated ruins of Mega City 1’s outskirts, where a feral ape gang led by the brutal Don Uggie has taken root. With the wasteland’s harsh conditions driving the apes back to primal instincts, Dredd becomes the only law left—cold, relentless, and unwavering.
In "The Beast in 24B," Judge Dredd hunts a terrifying creature hiding in apartment 24b of the Bill Bixby Block, where it’s preyed on a young aspiring scientist named Kelvin. With Kelvin’s parents convinced the beast is their transformed son, Dredd must untangle a web of deception and fear in a high-stakes race to stop the creature before it strikes again.
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