Dredd versus Werewolves. HAIR-RAISING ADVENTURES IN MEGA-CITY ONE! Mega-City One – A vast, nightmarish future metropolis built on top of the polluted cities that once populated the eastern seaboard of the United States. The forgotten Undercity is now a lawless refuge for unwanted outcasts from the ‘Big Meg’ – mutants, monsters and escaped criminals all struggle to survive on the streets of old Manhattan. A chemical spill in the Undercity has spawned a race of super-stong lycanthropes, all desperate to get above ground and feast on the flesh of Mega-City One’s citizens. Things could get hairy, but thankfully Judge Dredd is on the case! This collection of dog-eat-dog tales features some of 2000 AD’s finest talents, including John ‘the werewolf’ Wagner (A History of Violence), ‘growling’ Gordon Rennie (Necronauts), ‘snarling’ Steve Dillon (Preacher) and ‘lycanthropic’ Leigh Gallagher (Defoe), amongst others.

Mega-City One is gone. Everything is a desolate wasteland. Nothing is as it was. Nothing, that is, except for Judge Dredd! Follow along as Dredd tries to restore order to a lawless land. Dredd's future has always been a dystopia, but one that hovered between soul-crushing authoritarianism and total anarchy. Now, 10 years after the destruction of Mega-City One, the balance has tipped, with what is left of the world plunged into absolute chaos. Judge Dredd enforces order from his armored train, a rail warrior, facing mobs of desperate outlaws, the robot-hating Neon Knights, and mysterious diseases too awful to describe. Follow the story of the Blessed Earth, the lawless land. But of course, it's not really lawless is it? It has Judge Dredd. And he IS the law. Collects the final issues of the series, #5-8.

Vol. 3 originally published as Judge Dredd issues #9-12.

A quiz book on movie clips that makes a great party game. Can be played alone, one-on-one, or in large groups. Has clips from movies as far back as 1930, all the way up to current day.

By 1987, the British Transformers was at the peak of its powers. Alternating between US reprints showing the struggle for leadership within the Autobot and Decepticon forces and UK material dealing with the insane future Decepticon Galvatron's attempts to rule yesterday, what had started as a toy advert had become a sprawling space opera seared into the minds of an entire generation. Stuart Webb was one such reader, and in 2012 he began a journey looking through every single issue of the series, commenting on its highs and lows. He became the first person to look at every backup strip and editorial and how they worked together to create the most thorough exploration of a publishing phenomenon ever undertaken. It's also highly personal, full of humour and silliness and even the occasionally thoughtful moment. The final result is an essential read, not just for Transformers fans, but also for those interested in the history of Marvel UK and the impact this simple little comic had on an entire generation.

Dredd finds himself the only Judge in a Mega-City One that he barely recognizes. Joined by a trio of feral girls, he has taken on his most challenging case yet: to uncover what happened to the city he has sworn to serve and protect. Collects issues #5–8.

Scripts by John Wagner, Gordon Rennie, and Alan Grant.