It starts showing a more compassionate Anderson rather than a hardened judge with a whimsical attitude, and is a mystery with a few surprises.ĭespite also including Carlos Ezquerra’s and Ian Gibson’s only solo art on Anderson stories, what really makes Engram a notable collection is that over half is drawn by David Roach. ‘Triad’ is the longest of them, and marks Arthur Ranson’s first work on the series, here in black and white, as are all the stories. Most of these stories occur before Alan Grant began taking Anderson on a spiritual journey, and using her psychic abilities for something more than reading minds and psychic flashes, but they’re a varied and entertaining bunch.
That’s found in the Shamballa collection, naturally enough, and while everything here is also in Judge Anderson: The Psi Files Volume 01, this edition is a hardcover with crisp white paper. The Judge Anderson material forming part of the Judge Dredd Mega Collection series jumps around her continuity, but Engram covers all Anderson’s solo stories from summer 1989 to the end of 1991, only missing ‘Shamballa’.
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