"We've Got You Now!" In Mega-City One, kidnapping of the rich is a thing of the past, thanks to personal security droids. But a ruthless team of high-tech snatchers has come up with a cruel twist on the oldest racket on the books. They don't nab you. Just... a certain part of you. But the kidnappers may regret holding one of the city's most prominent citizens for ransom, because Judge Dredd's just signed on to be the bagman! Plus: A shocking backup story with art by Langdon Foss that will leave you seeing double...
I'm a big fan of this new JUDGE DREDD series, but this issue is by far the best yet. Both stories were incredibly enjoyable and both had some fantastic art. I was a little confused by the time line for both stories and I wasn't a fan of the cat meme reference. However, I thought the look through Judge Tarjay's eyes was a compelling story, and I cannot wait to see next month's issue.Overall, I highly recommend this issue and series. Read Full Review
Overall, Judge Dredd #3 is neither a step up nor step down for the series. Other than some cringe worthy comedy, it's a pretty sold adventure with another unexpected twist. I hope to see Judge Anderson get more important roles in the coming issues. Read Full Review
Altogether, though, I feel like Judge Dredd #3 will come off as pretty muted for old fans, and will have a hard time winning any new hearts and minds, but if you’re a die-hard Dredd-head willing to drop the four-buck price of admission, you’ll probably have a decent enough time. Read Full Review
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