In February 2017, the British cult magazine 2000 AD and its most popular character, Judge Dredd, will be 40 years old. To celebrate this event, Delirium launches with this first volume a new collection of anthologies that captures the stories of Juudge Dredd in chronological order. With a new and accurate translation in a prestigious format, it will finally be possible to rediscover this ill-known character from his very first hesitant steps to the cult character that he will become under the pen and the trait of iconic authors such as John Wagner and Pat Mills in the script, or Brian Bolland, Mick MacMahon, Carlos Ezquerra, Kevin O'Neill in drawing, to name just a few so impressive the list is!
Comics
2016
Science fiction
Crime
Dystopia
Judge Dredd: Cases closed
- Delirium Publisher
- Gerry Finley-Day Writer
- Alan Grant Writer
- Christopher Lowder Writer
- John Wagner Writer
- John Warner Writer
- Pat Mills Writer
- Robert Flynn Writer
- Kelvin Gosnell Writer
- Joe Collins Writer
- Peter Harris Writer
- Charles Herring Writer
- Malcolm Shaw Writer
- Bryan Talbot Artist
- Kevin O'Neill Artist
- Mike McMahon Artist
- Ron Smith Artist
- Steve Dillon Artist
- Kim Raymond Artist
- Brian Bolland Artist
- Colin Wilson Artist
- Brendan McCarthy Artist
- Cam Kennedy Artist
- Ian Gibson Artist
- Tony Wright Artist
- Garry Leach Artist
- Brett Ewins Artist
- Massimo Belardinelli Artist
- Carlos Ezquerra Artist
- Cliff Robinson Artist
- Ron Turner Artist
- Dave Gibbons Artist
- Barry Kitson Artist
- John Cooper Artist
- Jim Baikie Artist
- Bill Ward Artist
- Robin Smith Artist
- Barrie Mitchell Artist
- Jeff Anderson Artist
- John Higgins Artist
Details
- Type
- Comics
- Release
- 2016-11-14
- Countries
- États-Unis
- Original language
- English
- Genres
- Science fiction, Crime, Dystopia
- Volumes
- 11
- Status
- Ongoing
- Information verified on
- 9 octobre 2026
Synopsis
Judge Dredd: Cases closed
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Issues (11)
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Volume 1 — Years 2099-2100 (2000 AD progs 02-60)
In February 2017, the British cult magazine 2000 AD and its most popular character, Judge Dredd, will be 40 years old. To celebrate this event, Delirium launches with this first volume a new collection of anthologies that captures the stories of Juudge Dredd in chronological order. With a new and accurate translation in a prestigious format, it will finally be possible to rediscover this ill-known character from his very first hesitant steps to the cult character that he will become under the pen and the trait of iconic authors such as John Wagner and Pat Mills in the script, or Brian Bolland, Mick MacMahon, Carlos Ezquerra, Kevin O'Neill in drawing, to name just a few so impressive the list is!
Volume 2 — Year 2100 (2000 AD progs 61-85)
Sent on a mission across the devastated roads of the United States to carry a life-saving vaccine to the great city of the West Coast, Mega-City 2, Judge Dredd and his crew will face all the remains of the Great Atomic War on their way. Can you imagine a better setting than irradiated land and populated by mutants to afford a good burger with some good GMOs as an accompaniment? Finally, discover in its uncensored version the first large saga of Judge Dredd, The Cursed Earth, as published in 1978 in the pages of British cult magazine 2000AD before being immediately banned from publication.
Volume 3 — Years 2100-2101 (2000 AD progs 86-115)
It is a dark period in Mega-City One's history. The tyrannical Judge Cal (like Caligula), at the head of the dreaded Special Judicial Section, uses all means available to him - pressure, blackmail, or physical elimination of any protest - to seize the title of Supreme Judge! Assisted by an army of alien mercenaries and having appointed his redfish as his right arm, the only creature beyond suspicion in his eyes, he also managed to have Judge Dredd accused of murder to tighten his iron embrace on the city. But Dredd, a refugee in hiding, set up an army of loyal citizens and judges to try to overthrow the mad tyrant... This second great saga by Juudge Dredd explores once again Mega-City One's delusional universe! The tone is now found: action, unbridled SF and caustic humour, the saga of the Judge Cal has since its publication pushed down the nail and helped make Juudge Drredd the leading character of British comics at the edge of the 1980s.
Volume 4 — Years 2100-2101 (2000 AD progs 116-154)
Here is the fourth volume of a long-term editorial project, Les Affaires Classées, which continues to explore in chronological order the British series Judge Dredd.
Volume 5 — Years 2102-2103 (2000 AD progs 156-207)
It takes fifteen years to train a judge. Fifteen years in the toughest school on Earth. Fifteen years of discipline of iron, rigorous self-control, concentrated aggression!When a Judge starts operating in the streets, he is no longer a man, it's a machine!
Volume 6 — Years 2103-2104 (2000 AD progs 208-270)
In February 2017, the British cult magazine 2000 AD and its most popular character, Judge Dredd, will be 40 years old. To celebrate this event, Delirium launches with this first volume a new collection of anthologies that captures the stories of Juudge Dredd in chronological order. With a new and accurate translation in a prestigious format, it will finally be possible to rediscover this ill-known character from his very first hesitant steps to the cult character that he will become under the pen and the trait of iconic authors such as John Wagner and Pat Mills to scripts, or Brian Bolland, Mick MacMahon, Carlos Ezquerra, Kevin O'Neill to drawings, to name but a few so impressive the list! On this occasion, readers will also discover these stories as they were published at the time with their colour pages. In addition to a gallery of cover, additional stories and the very first unpublished story of Judge Dredd, Pat Mills, editor-in-chief of 2000 AD at the creation of the magazine and writer, especially for Charlie's Great War, Slaine, or Requiem signs an exclusive preface for this French edition where he tells us about the origin of the cult magazine and its flagship character, which has become one of the most popular creations in British comics.
Volume 7 — Years 2105-2106 (2000 AD progs 271-321)
THE GREAT SAGAS INEDITES OF JUDGMENT DREDD! With this seventh volume of Classed Business discover the great cult stories of the golden age of the British series JUDGE DREDD and remained unheard of until today! - The return of JUDGE CHILD and MEAN MACHINE, the psychopath cyborg, - the massive entry into the scene of the League of Big, made crazy by food shortages and ready to do anything to satisfy their consuming needs! - the return of OTTO SUMP, always as creative when it comes to launching disgusting modes, whose colossal success each time puts the social peace of Mega-City in jeopardy!
Volume 8 — Years 2105-2106 (2000 AD progs 322-375)
The great SAGAS INÉDITES OF JUDGEDD! With this eighth volume of the Classified Business, you can continue your discovery of the cult stories of the golden age of the British series JUDGED DREDD, which has remained unheard of in France until now! Among them we can mention "PORTRAIT OF A POLITICALIAN", hilarious mockery by "experts" of TV sets and politicians, around the starification of an orangutan, or even "REQUIEM FOR A LOURD WEIGHT", parody of sports competitions and the cult of performance pushed to its extreme. The stories are all written by the most iconic duo of the series to writing: John WAGNER, co-creator of the character and Alan GRANT, and are designed by some of the greatest cartoonists from the 2000 AD magazine: Carlos EZQUERRA, co-creater of the character or even the late Steve DILLON (Preacher, Hellblazer), Ron SMITH, Ian GIBSON (Halo JOnes) or Jim BAIKIE.
Volume 9 — Years 2106-2107 (2000 AD progs 376-423)
THE GREAT SAGAS INEDITES OF JUDGMENT DREDD! Here are some new cult sagas and unpublished in this ninth volume of the Judgus DREDD's Classed Business, the collection that allows you to discover the golden age of the flagship series of British magazine 2000AD! Among them, a florilège of brilliant ideas that continue to illustrate all the richness of the universe created by John WAGNER and Alan GRANT, ranging from black humour to social satire, through science fiction or futuristic polarism. They are as always beautifully pictured by the great designers of 2000 AD such as Steve DILLON (Hellblazer, Preacher), at the top of his art in the saga the CITE DES DAMNES, or even the unbeatable and brilliant Ron SMITH who signs notably MEAN MACHINE's BACKDOWN as well as many stories throughout the collection for our greatest pleasure. Also worth mentioning is the presence among the great cartoonists of this collection, of Ian GIBSON, the late cartoonist of the wonderful BALLADE by HALO JONES, screenplayed by Alan MOORE.
Volume 10 — Years 2107-2108 (2000 AD progs 424-473)
JUDGE DREDD'S BIG INDIT SAGAS! Here are some cult and novel sagas in this tenth volume of Judge DREDD Classroom Business, the collection that allows you to discover the golden age of the flagship series of British magazine 2000AD! Among them, a florilège of brilliant ideas that continue to illustrate all the richness of the universe created by John WAGNER and Alan GRANT, ranging from black humour to social satire, through science fiction or futuristic polarism. They are as always beautifully pictured by the great cartoonists of 2000 AD such as Cam KENNEDY (Star Wars), in the saga-cult that marks the appearance of one of the iconic characters of the series, CHOPPER, or Bryan TALBOT (Grandville, Nemesis, The History of a Bad Rat...), Carlos EZQUERRA, co-creator of the character, Ian GIBSON (the cartoonist of Alan Moore's magnificent Halo Jones) and still the unthinkable and brilliant Ron SMITH.
Volume 11 — Years 2108-2109 (2000 AD progs 474-522)
The great and unreleased sagas of Juudge Dredd! Here are some new cult sagas and unpublished in this eleventh volume of the JUDGE DREDD Classroom, the collection that allows you to discover the golden age of the flagship series of British magazine 2000AD! Among them, a florilège of brilliant ideas that continue to illustrate all the richness of the universe created by John WAGNER and Alan GRANT, from black humour to social satire, through science fiction or futuristic polarism. They are as always beautifully pictured by the great designers of 2000 AD such as Kevin O'NEILL (Nemesis, The League of Extraordinary Gentlemen) who here signs exceptional boards, Steve DILLON (Preacher, Hellblazer, The Punisher), Cam KENNEDY (Star Wars), or Ian GIBSON (the cartoonist of Halo Jones of Alan Moore) and still the unbeatable and awesome Ron SMITH.