Episodes include:
Mega-City One, 2140 AD. This vast urban hell on the east coast of post-apocalyptic North America is home to over 100 million citizens. With the population crammed into giant city-blocks, and unemployment widespread, crime is rampant. Stemming the tide of chaos are the Judges, empowered to dispense instant justice. Toughest of them all is Judge Dredd – he is the Law!
Ciudad Barranquilla, 2140 AD. This South American metropolis, sometimes referred to as ‘Banana City’, is a notoriously poor and corrupt enclave, ruled over by a Justice Department in the pockets of the cartels. Life on its streets can be short and violent, but for four very different people death is not the end but the start of something terrifying...
Brit-Cit, 2140 AD. A freelance paranormal troubleshooter and exorcist for the Vatican, Devlin Waugh is the world’s foremost supernatural investigator. Despite becoming a vampire after getting bitten tackling an outbreak in an underwater prison, Devlin’s escapades have ensured he’s one of the most recognised celebrities on the circuit, and many seek out his company...
Mega-City One, 2140 AD. Deep in the heart of the Grand Hall of Justice lies the Black Museum, Justice Department’s permanent exhibition of the relics from bygone crimes. Whether it’s a notorious serial killer’s trophies or the weapons of the Dark Judges, the violent history of the Big Meg is laid bare here. Let guide Henry Dubble show you around...
The Oz Radback, 2140 AD. Marlon Shakespeare was once one of MC-1’s greatest skysurfers, winning the illegal Supersurf 7 before escaping from the cubes to travel to Oz to participate in Supersurf 10. After the slaughter of Supersurf 11 in MC-2, he retired to Oz, where he’s mostly led a trouble-free life. After a stint as a beachguard, he’s now back in the Radback...
Supplement episodes include:
Dave ‘Lofty’ Banks is the sole survivor of an attempted breakout from a Stalag Luft in 1943. Stealing a German pilot’s uniform, Lofty grabs a plane and, thanks to being fluent in the language, goes undercover in the German Air Force. Now he’s going to give the Hun a real pasting – from the inside...
Ripped from the pages of Battle Picture Weekly, this never-before-reprinted WWII thriller formed part of the launch line-up when the title hit newsagents’ shelves in 1975. Scripted by Battle’s driving force of John Wagner and Pat Mills, with additional work by Charles Herring, and illustrated by Paolo Ongaro, Lofty’s One-Man Luftwaffe is a soaring wartime adventure!
