JOHN WAGNER

For almost thirty years, Judge Dredd has dominated the British comic scene. Now you can re-discover the roots of this legendary character in this vast and Thrill-packed series of graphic novels collecting together all of Dredd's adventures in chronological order, complete and uncut.

The Eighth Doctor clashes with a new host of enemies in this latest collection of classic adventures This volume features seven amazing stories: "Ophidius," "Beautiful Freak," "The Way of All Flesh," "Children of the Revolution," "Me and My Shadow," "Uroboros," and "Oblivion " Includes a newly-extended conclusion to the poll-winning Dalek strip "Children of the Revolution," a bonus strip ("Character Assassin") featuring the Doctor's arch-enemy the Master, plus a fascinating, 22-page, behind-the-scenes feature in which writer Scott Gray reveals background information on the stories' origins, alongside never-before-seen sketches and character designs from artists Martin Geraghty, Lee Sullivan, John Ross and Adrian Salmon.

The Eighth Doctor faces new perils in this bumper collection of classic comic adventures This volume features eight amazing stories: "The Fallen," "Unnatural Born Killers," "The Road to Hell," "The Company of Thieves," The Glorious Dead," "The Autonomy Bug," "Happy Deathday," and "TV Action " Also included are two bonus stories from the early days of Doctor Who Weekly, "Throwback: The Soul of a Cyberman" and "Ship of Fools," telling the origins of Kroton the Cyberman And, a special six-page, behind-the-scenes feature where writers Scott Gray, Alan Barnes, and Adrian Salmon reveal background information on the stories' origins, alongside never-before-seen sketches and character designs from Salmon and fellow artists Martin Geraghty and Roger Langridge.

Fourth in the series, this book presents lawman Judge Dredd's adventures in chronological order.

The continuing adventures of Judge Dredd, the Lawman of the Future, complete and uncut! Including the very first Dredd epic, The Cursed Earth. Features storylines by Pat Mills and John Wagner, with art by Mick McMahon and Brian Bolland.