Jerrey sheyoo hiaghtin as feed ny Shallee Lhaih - as lieh ny bleeaney! Shoh ny lhiah mee yn çhiaghtin shoh chaie:
Judge Dredd: The Dark Judges (John Wagner)
Currit dou myr gioot Laa ny Lioaryn anmagh. Skeeal mie, lane aitt dorraghey as dorraghys lieh-vongey. Ta'n ellyn trome-chooishagh ny sheshey cooie da'n skeeal, as t'ad coyannoo obbyr ta croghey dy fondagh eddyr trome-chooishaght neuchredjallagh as aittys bolvaneagh gyn leaystey rouyr rish y jerrey fer ny'n fer elley. Un red moal: 'sy lioar haglymit shoh, er lhiams, ta ny skeealyn coayl beggan; t'ad ro-chasley rish y cheilley as beggan ry-yerkal. Er lhiams dy row ad ny s'niartey 'sy 'traih bunneydagh as skeealyn elley eddyr oc.
The end of week twenty-six of the Reading Project, and the halfway point. Here's what I've read this week:
Judge Dredd: The Dark Judges (John Wagner)
A late National Book Day present. A good read, with plenty of dark humour and tongue-in-cheek grimness. The serious style of the art is a great companion to the story, and they combine into a work that hovers pleasantly between suspension-breaking seriousness and pure silliness, without ever leaning too far into either territory. One downside: I think this collected volume is a little weakened because of the similarity between the stories, which can also seem a bit predictable. I think they probably had more impact in the original magazine, mixed between other adventures of the judges.
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