#judge dredd vs death

[theterrornaut]

JUDGE FEAR

[judgedreddcomiccovers]

imagine its just a usual day at work and you find that someone's just done a giant ass homoerotic painting of you specifically on a wall

[seashellisinmyheart]

Curse you, Dredd!

[mvfm-25]

" The crime is life... The sentence is death! "

PC Zone Magazine n120 - October, 2002.

[myfairgame]

[g4zdtechtv]

X-Play Classic - Judge Dredd: Dredd vs. Death Review

He is the law!

(kinda interesting how X-Play reviewed it right when it came out in European regions two years before the U.S. got it tho…)

(4GTV - STREAM WHAT YOU PLAY! WATCH NOW!)

[theguywithaplan]

List of Games Turning Twenty (20) Years Old in 2025

Advance Wars: Dual Strike

Advent Rising (they started planning the trilogy before the first game was out lmao)

Age of Empires III

Animal Crossing: Wild World (the DS one)

Arc the Lad: End of Darkness

Area 51 (the FPS that was low-key kinda creepy)

Banjo Pilot (the Banjo-Kazooie racing game on GBA).

Battalion Wars (the spin-off of Advance Wars).

Battlefield 2

Brothers in Arms: Road to Hill 30

Brothers in Arms: Earned in Blood (yep, they released two mainline games in one year).

Burnout Revenge (this cleared Burnout 3, and I will fight you on that).

Call of Cthulhu: Dark Corners of the Earth

Call of Duty 2

Castlevania: Dawn of Sorrow (go play the Castlevania Dominus collection. It has this game and a few others and it's GREAT).

Castlevania: Curse of Darkness

Civilization IV

Cold Fear (answering the age old question: what if Resident Evil 4 was on a boat and not as good?)

Condemned: Criminal Origins (a launch title for the Xbox 360 and a pretty solid horror game).

Conker: Live & Reloaded (maybe a controversial opinion, but this is WAY better than the original).

Crash Tag Team Racing

Dead or Alive 4 (aka, the one with not Master Chief in it).

Destroy All Humans!

Devil Kings (all the sequels would be under it's non-translated title: Sengoku Basara).

Devil May Cry 3: Dante's Awakening (let's rock, baybeeeeee)

Donkey Kong: Jungle Beat

Dragon Ball Z: Sagas (I saw a stream of this game a few months back, and oh my god, this looks so shitty/funny).

Dragon Quest VIII: Journey of the Cursed King

Dynasty Warriors 5 (who's excited for Origins???)

Far Cry Instincts (a console version of the PC exclusive original game)

Fatal Frame III: The Tormented

F.E.A.R. (if you haven't played this before, change that. it's fantastic)

Fire Emblem: The Sacred Stones

Fire Emblem: Path of Radiance (the one with Ike the Bisexual in it).

Forza Motorsport (the very first one).

Gauntlet: Seven Sorrows

Geist (the rare M-rated Nintendo game).

The Getaway: Black Monday

God of War (the very first one).

Gran Turismo 4 (one of the few PS2 games that could be played in HD, along with... Jackass: The Game...)

Guild Wars

Guitar Hero (the very first one).

Haunting Ground (a very rare PS2 horror game from Capcom).

Hot Shots Golf: Open Tee

The Incredible Hulk: Ultimate Destruction

The Incredibles: Rise of the Underminer (since the second movie came out, this game is now considered non-canon).

Indigo Prophecy/Fahrenheit (the second game from known hack/fraud David Cage).

Jade Empire (the last game that BioWare made before they got acquired by EA).

Jak X: Combat Racing

Judge Dredd: Dredd vs. Death (there was a for real-ass Judge Dredd game on the GameCube).

Kameo: Elements of Power (another Xbox 360 launch title, this one made by a post-acquisition Rare. It's pretty fun).

Killer7 (from the greatest to ever do it, Suda51)

Peter Jackson's King Kong: The Official Game of the Movie (you guys think it's based on the movie or what...?)

Kirby: Canvas Curse (a really fun DS game that only used the stylus)

Klonoa 2: Dream Champ Tournament (i think klonoa would get along really well with sonic)

The Legend of Zelda: The Minish Cap (the one where Link gets really small)

Lego Star Wars: The Video Game

Lunar: Dragon Song (one of the worst RPGs I've ever played. Don't play it).

Mario & Luigi: Partners in Time (the one with the Baby Mario Bros.)

Mario Kart DS (the first one with online play).

Mario Party Advance

Mario Party 7 (my personal favorite)

Mario Superstar Baseball (we didn't get a Mario Baseball game on the Switch. Because they're saving it for the Switch 2).

Mario Tennis: Power Tour (so many Mario games...)

Dance Dance Revolution: Mario Mix

Marvel Nemesis: Rise of the Imperfects

The Matrix Online (an official continuation from the movies)

The Matrix: Path of Neo

Medal of Honor: European Assault

MediEvil: Resurrection

Mega Man Battle Network 5 (the only one in the series to have a DS version)

Mega Man Zero 4

Mercenaries: Playground of Destruction

Metal Gear Acid (a launch title for the PSP, and a card game set in the Metal Gear universe. It works better than you might think).

Meteos (a puzzle game made by Masahiro Sakurai, the Smash Bros. guy)

Metroid Prime Pinball

Mortal Kombat: Shaolin Monks

Myst V: End of Ages (the final Myst game)

Need for Speed: Most Wanted (did you know that this game outsold the entire Halo series?)

Neopets: The Darkest Faerie (is Neopets still a thing?)

Nicktoons Unite! (a crossover between Spongebob, Fairly Oddparents, Jimmy Neutron, and Danny Phantom).

The Nightmare Before Christmas: Oogie's Revenge (an honest to god sequel to the movie that plays like Devil May Cry).

Ninja Gaiden Black

Nintendogs

Oddworld: Stranger's Wrath

Pac-Man World 3

Perfect Dark Zero (yet another Xbox 360 launch title, also made by Rare, and a sequel to one of the best FPS games ever made. It was fine).

Phoenix Wright: Ace Attorney (it had been out in Japan for a few years, but us Yankees got this four years after it came out).

Pokemon Dash (a Pokemon racing game. It was not very good).

Pokemon Emerald Version (I sunk like 500 hours into this game).

Pokemon XD: Gale of Darkness (a sequel to Pokemon Colosseum where you could capture other people's Pokemon).

Prince of Persia: The Two Thrones

Psychonauts

The Punisher

Quake 4

Ratchet: Deadlocked

Resident Evil 4

Serious Sam 2

Shadow of the Colossus (one of the best games ever made. Play it if you haven't yet).

Shadow the Hedgehog (pretty good to be a sonic fan right now).

Shin Megami Tensei: Digital Devil Saga (parts 1 and 2).

Sly 3: Honor Among Thieves

Sonic Rush

SoulCalibur III (RIP, SoulCalibur. Tekken is just too powerful.)

Splinter Cell: Chaos Theory (RIP, Splinter Cell. Ubisoft just sucks too much to make you anymore).

Spyro: Shadow Legacy

Star Fox Assault

Star Wars: Republic Commando

Star Wars: Battlefront II (this game's story mode is permanently etched into my brain).

Stubbs the Zombie in "Rebel Without a Pulse" (presenting it to you with no context. Look it up. It's hilarious).

Super Mario Strikers

Super Monkey Ball Deluxe

Tak: The Great Juju Challenge

Tekken 5

TimeSplitters: Future Perfect (RIP, TimeSplitters. Embracer Group killed you before you could come back).

Trace Memory (got remade in 2024 as Another Code)

Twisted Metal: Head-On (another PSP launch title)

Ultimate Spider-Man (you could play as Venom in this one)

WarioWare: Touched!

WarioWare: Twisted!

We Love Katamari

Wild Arms: Alter Code F (a remake of the first game)

Xenosaga Episode II

X-Men Legends II: Rise of Apocalypse

[pulpsandcomics2]

Judge Dredd vs Judge Death

[unbridledappetite]

Judge Dredd vs Judge Death

One of the brazen fatties of Megacity waddling her hefty corpulence around.

[pumpkinstrawbrew]

❚█══the dystopian old men yaoi.══█❚

...

(i finally made myself finish this. it was sitting in my files for like 4 months as a barely recognizable sketch, judging me *the pun shamelessly intended* for being that slow. 

but since i’m taking it easy atm, i thought why not give these arts another shot. esp bc i only recently realized that dredd an’ fear' are those two guys i really loved in the game, i played as a child at my aunt’s bf house all those years ago. i had no idea that it was connected to judge dredd movie *the old one* an’ even less so, that it had smth to do with comics at all. 

*kinda crazy how many of these fundamentally ‘my’ things had re-found me years down the line. an’ everything makes such a shocking amount of sense too. the sort, that kid brew could do nothing important or super fun with. but adult brew knows how to enjoy it properly. it literally aged like fine wine for me.*

but oh, dredd an’ fear, i feel like one of those cases, where writers are kinda low-key afraid to expand on certain possibilities, bc many of them have the exact same problem with batman an’ scarecrow. my main theory, is that it’s not even ‘this would have been too gay’ sort of hold up, but that men are historically afraid of intimacy, esp between each other. doesn’t even have to be romantic stuff. just general intimacy. smth that you can reach only in that specific context, with those specific characters. but that’s just a theory! like, there are many other things, that make it impossible. as well, as the fact, that i can’t say that judge dredd is super rich when it comes to delivering an emotional punch. even if sometimes, it does this fairly effectivly.

but anyhow, i love the idea of dredd being forced to deal with the undead creature, who is fixated on him, simply bc he’s the only man, who has ever survived him. i mean, there was that one child, who also wasn’t scared of judge fear an’ didn’t die from a heart attack like anyone else, but fear threw him out of the window in fit of rage, so technically he still killed him lol. i also love the implication, that dredd can in fact feel afraid, but considering how emotionally stunted he is, perhaps, that’s what kinda saves him. what he might see tho, is another question as fear’s ‘face’ is supposed to project a person's deepest terror an’ nightmare right at his victim, stopping their heart as result. i love the idea of dredd being able to see fear’s actual face. be it a nightmarefuel, which was shown to us a couple of times, or his actual face. the one, that he seems to be very keen on hiding.

in short, i see so many opportunities to expand on both characters via their interactions with each other. esp since we barely know anything about fear at all. to me, he always feels like jonathan crane’s distant, alt dimension cousin. bc man, do they have quite a few similarities. i mean, if fear’s name was truly stanley kramer *this bit is unconfirmed, but i keep this as my personal hc* then you can’t tell me, that this wasn’t intentional. like, crane … kramer. both are thin, fugly, obsessed with fear an’ that one guy, who sends them to asylum / prison, cuz he's not afraid of them.

an' oh, by old men yaoi, i mean actually that. dredd ages in real time. so even, if he doesn't look it, he's 80 smth. an' judge fear is either around the same age, or maybe even way older. not that it matters for him, since he's literally an evil undead zombie ghost thing.

as for arts themselves, they are mostly based on judge dredd vs death game, less so on the comics. i really love how dredd have to navigate sewers in order to find fear. this is also the coolest level too.

but i think, that real culprit of my inspo was this,

i love how fear being low-key villainously poetic here. an' in the beginning of the level, he says 'dredd. i can smell your fear, dredd'. with what he can smell it with is a mystery. but he has way more lines directed at dredd vs mortis or fire, which is kinda curious. i guess, bc fear does like to talk big an' generally to run his mouth, even if in way lesser extend than judge death.)

[theterrornaut]

DREDD!

[stealingyourbones]

Hi! i saw your post about Judge Dredd and while I was never into it i AM into Anthrax and painted a band tee for my dad who is ALSO into anthrax. I just messed up and painted Judge Death instead of Dredd;;

I do wanna get into Judge Dredd I just have no idea where to start, any pointers?

Tbh having Judge Death there makes it even cooler.

Oh man the way I got into it was my dad who regaled me with a bunch of lore, watching Dredd (2012), and then watching a bunch of YouTube analysis videos and then reading the Judge Dredd Apocalypse War arc and continued from there.

For a less wild way to go about it, the Case Files are a good way to go. I haven’t collected any yet but from what I know things start to get better after case file 2 and case file 5 is one most folks rec to start on. Additionally; Judge Dredd: Origins. Judge Dredd: America. Dredd vs Death. And Judge Dredd: Apocalypse War are all highly recommended reads. Kinda sorta in that order. Tbh I mainly reccomend reading from Complete Case Files #2 onwards. They are collections throughout the years of all of his comics. This sorta comic you can read linearly and it isn’t a hassle.

Wonderful choice in music, GREAT art, and happy reading!!

[spidersonicbatl0]

My ideal marvel vs dc fighting game roster!

Dc side

Superman

Batman

Wonder Woman

Flash (Wally west)

Green lantern (hal Jordan)

Aquaman

Martian manhunter

Shazam

Cyborg

Green arrow

Lex luthor

Joker

Cheetah

Reverse flash

Sinestro

Black manta

White Martian

Black Adam

Death stroke

Dead shot

Robin (Damian Wayne)

Mr miracle

Static shock

Constantine

Booster gold

Marvel side

Spider man (Peter Parker)

Captain American (Steve Roger)

Iron man

Hulk

Thor

Wolverine

Black panther

Ant man (Hank pym)

Daredevil

Fantastic four (all four members are playing and work like Pokémon trainer in smash)

Green goblin

Red skull

Mandarin

Mastermind

Loki

Magneto

Klaw

Egghead

Bullseyes

Dr doom

Black bolt

Dr strange

Deadpool

Venom

Star lord

Echo fighters

Nightwing (echo of daredevil)

The atom (echo of ant man)

Dr fate (echo of dr strange)

Moon knight (echo of Batman)

Hawkeye (echo of green arrow)

Sentry (echo of Superman)

Guest fighters

Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles

Hell boy

Spawn

Judge dredd

The mask

Invincible

[dalesramblingsblog]

Brief Look at Judge Dredd Novels, Part XIV: Kingdom of the Blind by David Bishop

Bishop makes his fifth and final contribution to the world of Judge Dredd novels, and the results are, thankfully, good enough that he can be said to be bowing out on a relatively high note.

Ever since The Savage Amusement, David Bishop novels have reliably functioned in accordance with a broadly solid narrative engine whereby you throw up a bunch of moving parts in the air and gradually weave them together to create a succession of ludicrously overblown action scenes. The benefits of this model for a universe like 2000 AD, which practically runs off of ludicrously overblown action scenes, are fairly self-explanatory, and we've detailed them at some length already.

All the same, Bishop has historically struggled at times with keeping all the plates spinning, though outside of The Savage Amusement he's generally been able to paper over these issues with a fierce narrative momentum. With Kingdom of the Blind, however, we finally get something approaching the absolute best of both worlds, managing at long last to wed this compelling momentum to a comparatively straightforward story, owing more to the simplicity of Cursed Earth Asylum than it does the apophenic and/or conspiratorial splendour of novels like Silencer or Bad Moon Rising.

Indeed, Kingdom of the Blind is a pretty solid demonstration of what is perhaps the most satisfying part of the Brief Look as a project when juxtaposed against my usual Doctor Who fare. Bishop elevates what would otherwise be a standard story with some nice little touches emphasising the evolution of 2000 AD's characters in the eleven years since Deathmasques, particularly in the evolving relationship between Dredd and Hershey. It's remarkable how tight these fourteen books have been in spite of an eight year gap halfway through, to say nothing of their being surprisingly comprehensible to a 2000 AD layman like myself.

Outside of that, I don't *really* have too much to say; as with Bad Moon Rising, Bishop proves he has a solid grasp on how to wield the satirical edge inherent to Judge Dredd in a post-9/11 world, and while none of the supporting characters are really fleshed out on the level of a Gethsemane Bane or even a Nikita Kontarsky, they're certainly not offensively bad.

What are we to make of Bishop then, all told? Well, it's somewhat difficult for me to say, and I feel like anything I could say would come across more negative than I strictly intend. 'Cause the truth is that Bishop has never really been one to go for broke in his Dredd novels in the manner of Dave Stone or Stephen Marley. And as much as I did find myself enjoying a great deal of his novels - anyone who would dream up Who Killed Kennedy clearly has something going for them, creatively - that fact has always held me back from enjoying them quite as much as I would if he really went crazy, stylistically speaking.

But again, as Kingdom of the Blind ably demonstrates, he could be quite good, and it would have made ample sense for him to get so many commissions even if he wasn't the long-time editor of the Judge Dredd Megazine and 2000 AD.

Fare thee well, David Bishop.

The Ranking So Far:

Dreddlocked

Deathmasques

Black Atlantic

Wetworks

Kingdom of the Blind

Bad Moon Rising

Silencer

Eclipse

The Medusa Seed

Dread Dominion

Dredd vs Death

Cursed Earth Asylum

The Hundredfold Problem

The Savage Amusement

P.S. To whom it may concern (@cynicalclassicist), I couldn't in good conscience pass up identifying a brief nod to Francis Urquhart contained within the novel:

[tvguidancecounselor]

TV Guidance Counselor Episode 650: Ricky from All Sorts of Words

August 1-7, 2004

This week Ken welcomes Maine's own Ricky from the Old Sorts of Words YouTube Channel.

Ken and Ricky discuss hey girl hey, Judge Dredd, Millie the Model, how impressed Ken is by Patsy Walker, Tank Girl, UK Comics, pre MCU Comic Book Movies, Addams Family, the Addams Family movies, Krypto, being terrified of wrestling promos, Edward Gorey, going by nicknames of our given name, Charles vs Chaz, comics trying to appeal to people who didn't read comics, Cousin It, Spider-Woman, copyright wars, Helen Slater as Supergirl, horny George Jetson and how big he is a fan of Seven of Nine, Con photos, Coneheads, It's Pat, 90s movie soundtracks, RHCP, Gomez, The Michael Jordan of Gameshows, Press Your Luck, Michael Jordan of Michael Jordans, Anna Nicole Smith, how sad it is when the entertainment industry destroys somebody, Highlander, X-Files, The Invaders, The Prisoner, Ultraman, the horrors of anime, Bubblegum Crisis, Vampire Hunter D, Legend of the Overfiend, Star Trek the Next Generation, what you'd cosplay as at a comic con, leather jump suits, Deep Space Nine, Comic Cons After Dark, Munsters sculptures, Halloweentown, Stallone, Demolition Man, Cliffhanger, Batman the Animated Series, why Kevin Conroy is the best Batman, Ben Affleck, Adventure Comics, loving dogs, Superman, Superman the Animated Series, the last digest issue of TV Guide, Maury, Corn Pops, Lucky Charms, spending a lot of time on the toilet, Reese's Puffs, lose and blue, Fresh Prince, Law and Order, surf culture, Step Into the Liquid, Endless Summer, Falling Down, the death of Raoul Julia, having never seen a single minute of a Fast and the Furious film, Vin Diesel's resurrection, The Simpsons, the "I Love The…" shows, ultimate top 20 Party Blondes, "After Dark", cigarettes in NH, Big Joe's Smokeshop by mail, Lord of Rings Too, all the Wayneses, Tiger Cruise, Man in the Mirror, confusing Michael Jackson for The Crow, how the Saudis own The Apprentice, gross Billy Bush, gross Fox News personalities, bloviating, Spy vs Spy and Cheering Mountain Dew.