Episodes include:
Mega-City One, 2134 AD. This vast urban nightmare on the east coast of post-apocalyptic North America is home to 400 million citizens. Unemployment is rife and crime is rampant. Only the Judges can prevent total anarchy. Empowered to dispense summary justice, these lawmen are judge, jury and executioner. Toughest of them all is Judge Dredd – he is the Law!
San Francisco, 2012 AD. Jake Dobson is an easy-going slacker in his twenties,
content to live in a fantasy world of comic books and videogames. Working behind the counter at comic-book store Near-Mint Rhino, he’s content with a life free of responsibilities – but when he finds a smartphone in Golden Gate Park one morning, that life comes under threat...
Hondo City, 2134 AD, where ancient samurai values clash with high technology in the Japan of the twenty-second century. Aiko Inaba is a rarity – a woman rightfully wearing the uniform of a Hondo City Judge Inspector. Once Judge Shimura’s cadet partner, she is now a rising star in Justice Central, but some of her mentor’s cynicism and distrust of authority has rubbed off...
Samizdat – a form of Soviet dissent. The Sov Block radwastes, 2134 AD. Captain Grigori Rykov and Lieutenant Anna Tereshkova were formerly of the Sov military, fighting the separatists, but their refusal to follow orders meant they became enemies of the state. They’ve now formed their own six-man strikeforce, Samizdat Squad, hitting back at the despotic ruling party...
Supplement episodes include:
NEW THRILL! The Radlands of Ji, 2140. From the Northern wasteland once known as Outer Mongolia, the warlord Chang has arisen. His mind addled by power, sorcery and the vaunting ambition of his unscrupulous advisors, he believes himself to be the reincarnation of Genghis Khan and is searching for the fabled weapon Dragon Moon, rumoured lost in the desert...
The far future. The universe is in a state of chaos following a complete reality breakdown. Once peaceful planets are now ruled by insane despots from other dimensions, each demanding utter subservience from their subjects. Harry Kipling, an undead god-killer, is all that remains of NeoBritannia, and he's made it his duty to rid the galaxy of corrupt deities...
