Judge Dredd: The Megazine Vol.2 Issue 11
Volume 2 #11 · “Murder Most Foul!” · Charlie Adlard cover · original 1993 Judge Dredd Calendar Part Two attached
19 September–5 October 1992
Judge Dredd: The Megazine Vol. 2 #11 preserves a strong piece of the title’s early-1990s material culture: Charlie Adlard’s Armitage-led “Murder Most Foul!” cover, the conclusion of Garth Ennis and Carlos Ezquerra’s The Taking of Sector 123, continuing Calhab Justice, Armitage and Anderson strips, and—most importantly for this copy—the original Part Two of the 1993 Judge Dredd Calendar still attached.
Read the catalogue note →- Publisher
- rebellion-2000ad
- Condition
- Very Good+ to Fine appearance — ungraded. Main issue remains bright and substantially flat with light spine, edge and corner handling. A handwritten “SMITH” is present at the upper-right of the front cover. No major tear, large paper loss or heavy staining is evident in the supplied photographs.
- Completeness
- Original 1993 Judge Dredd Calendar Part Two is still attached; owner confirms the calendar is pristine. Main magazine has not been physically page-by-page collated from the supplied photographs, so complete interior collation is not claimed.
Catalogue note
Judge Dredd: The Megazine Vol. 2 #11 preserves a strong piece of the title’s early-1990s material culture: Charlie Adlard’s Armitage-led “Murder Most Foul!” cover, the conclusion of Garth Ennis and Carlos Ezquerra’s The Taking of Sector 123, continuing Calhab Justice, Armitage and Anderson strips, and—most importantly for this copy—the original Part Two of the 1993 Judge Dredd Calendar still attached. Together with TMR-000576, which preserves Calendar Part One in Vol. 2 #10, this object extends a coherent original-premium sequence rather than merely adding another loose issue.
Why this object matters
Adlard’s cover and attached pristine Calendar Part Two make this outstanding material evidence within the complete three-part giveaway sequence. Unlike the neighbouring debut-bearing issues, its principal distinction is contextual completeness; 8.9 with Gold removed is proportionate.
Evidence limits: Original 1993 Judge Dredd Calendar Part Two is still attached; owner confirms the calendar is pristine. Main magazine has not been physically page-by-page collated from the supplied photographs, so complete interior collation is not claimed.
Score and assessment method
Archive Importance: 8.9 / 10.
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