As I stated earlier, compilations are sometimes a hard sell; especially when some of the story chapters are so short. Personally, I love them. Dipping in and out of different stories is one of the things I love about being an avid comic book reader, buying weeklyissues and devouring them, and its books like this that offer that experience inside one cover. This particular issue is a must-read for anyone interested in Judge Andersons story, and its a fine jumping on point for any sci-fi comic book fan, linking back to stories of the past while not being seeped in confusing and off-putting continuity. For something that has reached 345 issues, thats pretty impressive. Read Full Review

- - JUDGE DREDD: THE CALL OF K. CATTRALL - First part, so good jump into. Great art and story, slightly creepy.
- - SCREEN STORY: ROBOCOP - Retrospective of the first film. Interesting but not much I didn't know already.
- - NEW COMICS: THE ROYALS: MASTERS OF WAR - Some behind the scene on this fantastic series that's out now. Buy it.
- - DEMARCO, P.I.: THE WISPER - Ties into the newly established SovSec in MC-2, but other than that I'm a little lost jumping in. Seems good.
- - ORDINARY - Concludes a 6-part story. But I gather what's happening. The end is lackluster. Also, if the dad were paying attention he'd realize he's already won that game of Connect Four.
- - OBITUARY: JOSE ORTIZ - A very talented artist.
- - ANDERSON, PSI-DIVISION: DEAD END - Alan Grant writes! I gather what's going on and this was sublime. Cliffhanger ending!
- - STRONTIUM DOGS: TALES FROM THE DOGHOUSE - This month's mini-trade is all black and white and has some of that great 2000 AD humour with action. Most of the stories are very fun and enjoyable. Some with crazy endings.

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