The psychopathic SJS Judge Pin murders officers that fall short of her standards, and Judge Dredd is in her sights in this collection of stories featuring flesh-eating Kleggs, hijacking ape gangs and out of control war robots reprogrammed by insane accountants.

Featuring tales ranging from deathly serious to outrageously funny, all from one of the most popular contemporary Dredd writer/artist teams; Rob Williams (Suicide Squad, Doctor Who) and Chris Weston (The Filth, Star Wars).

"Ferociously intelligent, brutal, and yet interspersed with moments of sublime beauty. Dredd's world has never looked better, or felt more horrific." Ian Dunt (politics.co.uk, How To Be A Liberal)

"Gaze into the fist of Dredd" was the classic, but with Rob Williams we gaze into the mind of Dredd" -- Rowan Hooper (New Scientist)

"An all-time volume that nails the tone, art, everything." - -Jeff Parker (X-Men, James Bond)

"The new Judge Dredd: Control book is so drokkin' good Class Dredd in all the best ways, but still as fresh as hell. With visuals that will melt your eyes. Recommended to all citizens." -- JH Williams III (Sandman)

"Gorgeous collection of stories that are like if Arthur Miller decided to roam Mega City One." -- Van Jensen (Pinocchio, Vampire Slayer)

5/5 -- SFX

"Williams and Weston have delivered a fantastic 130 pages of classic Dredd 10/10" -- Flickering Myth

"Williams and Weston deliver again and again ... another essential Dredd volume for your collection." -- comicon.com

"Can we just stop whatever we're doing for a moment and talk about Chris Weston? This guy knows how to draw some comics." -- Tegan O'Neil, The Comics Journal

"Rob and Chris Weston have a perfect grasp on what makes Dredd so compelling: a hero, a monster; an icon. This story boils with epic ambition and grimy realpolitik. This IS the law." - Simon Spurrier (Hellblazer, Coda)

"It's a satire-tipped bullet, it is the best of JUDGE DREDD -- provocative speculative fiction that wields its monolithic pop culture icon to cut through the paranoid issues of the modern, often-fearful moment. Society and its follies are the nails, Dredd's the hammer, and we love him for it." -- Steve Orlando (Wonder Woman, Justice League)