Brian Bolland Judge Dredd 'Target' Women’s Crop Top
Brian Bolland is one of the definitive Judge Dredd artists and you can now pick up this classic design from the 1980s bearing his vision of the Lawman of the Future!
First debuting on covers for 2000 AD, Bolland’s first work on Dredd was The Mega-City 5000 in Prog 40 (1977) but he quickly established himself as one of the all-time greats alongside Ezquerra, McMahon, Smith, Gibson, and O’Neill. The co-creator of Judge Anderson, Judge Hershey, and the alien superfiend Judge Death, Bolland’s classical, gothic style of black and white artwork and his masterful linework have made him legendary amongst fans of Judge Dredd.
Brian Bolland is one of the definitive Judge Dredd artists and you can now pick up this classic design from the 1980s bearing his vision of the Lawman of the Future!
First debuting on covers for 2000 AD, Bolland’s first work on Dredd was The Mega-City 5000 in Prog 40 (1977) but he quickly established himself as one of the all-time greats alongside Ezquerra, McMahon, Smith, Gibson, and O’Neill. The co-creator of Judge Anderson, Judge Hershey, and the alien superfiend Judge Death, Bolland’s classical, gothic style of black and white artwork and his masterful linework have made him legendary amongst fans of Judge Dredd.
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Brian Bolland is one of the definitive Judge Dredd artists and you can now pick up this classic design from the 1980s bearing his vision of the Lawman of the Future!
First debuting on covers for 2000 AD, Bolland’s first work on Dredd was The Mega-City 5000 in Prog 40 (1977) but he quickly established himself as one of the all-time greats alongside Ezquerra, McMahon, Smith, Gibson, and O’Neill. The co-creator of Judge Anderson, Judge Hershey, and the alien superfiend Judge Death, Bolland’s classical, gothic style of black and white artwork and his masterful linework have made him legendary amongst fans of Judge Dredd.
