Judge Dredd: Year One (Judge Dredd: The Early Years) Mass Market Paperback – October 28, 2014

As a fan from way back I was thrilled to get to read this one. Having finished it I can safely say that I've read it before, probably when it was originally released. I can honestly say that it was just as enjoyable this time around. I have always enjoyed Judge Dredd and have an extensive collection of comics. These stories from different authors blend so well together and tell a great story of life in Mega City.

Good read, same or near comic quality. Judge Dredd at his youngest best. Good character sketch of Big bad Judge Dredd

My Dredd reading background is coming from someone who impulse bought and plowed through the complete case files 1 to 15 without taking a break. I feel like the characters and universe fits very well in the written format. It feels like blasphemy to say these stories work without the wonderful art you get from the comics, but reading these stories was a real treat. I don't know if someone unfamiliar with the comics would get the same out of the novels. I had a great time reading this one and I'm ready for more.

I enjoyed this quite the bit. How Dredd and Rico's personalities are explained and how they dole out justice in a dystopian future are quite interesting. The stories are brutal and enthralling, highly recommended for Judge Dredd fans.

I bought this as a gift for my brother, an avid comic book collector. I feel dumb because I expected this to be a comic omnibus, a bound collection of the original comic books. I'm no expert, but I bought three volumes of the Spawn Omnibus Collection and each one contained 50 issues of the original run comic books. This is a paperback book, there are no illustrations. It is not a comic book. Sounds like people love these stories, but it is not a comic book. I see now that the listing describes them as "novellas", maybe I should have known... but I would not have bought this if I knew it was not a comic book.

Didn't know until I read it, but the stories are pretty good.

First 2 books had adequate amount of dredd, but third was all about rico, which was disappointing. That book should've been in omnibus Rico's Year One, not Dredd - yeah, exactly no one wants to read that.

Absolutely love reading Judge Dredd stories. Call it my guilty pleasure, I've been a repeat offender going back to my early years in high school. Great job as always to Al Ewing, Michael Carroll, and Matt Smith. So it's only fitting to complete my sentence by reading " year two" of the series. Off to the cubes I go!