Episodes include:
London, the near future. Human society has all but been destroyed, with ragtag bands of survivors existing amongst the ruins and trying to escape the attention of the Gods and their Followers. The Gods came to Earth several years ago, offering to help mankind with their incredible powers, and for a time it seemed like the planet had its own protectors - but the Gods wanted humanity to bow down before them and accept them as their rulers. Those that refused are now fighting a guerrilla war against the superbeings - but a person's life expectancy in such a battle is just ten seconds...
The United States of Earth, 2123. SYNNAMON is the top agent for Earth's External Security Directorate, working across the colonised worlds of the U.S.E. to destabilise any threats to the system. Enhanced with photo-epidermal tattoos, she is accompanied at all times by her surly A.I. partner Ascheta. Following the Mecha crisis, Synn has been declared fit for duty...
Mega-City One, 2128 AD. This vast urban nightmare on the east coast of post-apocalyptic North America is home to 400 million citizens. With unemployment rife and boredom universal, only the Judges can prevent total anarchy. Empowered to dispense instant justice, these lawman are judge, jury and executioner. Toughest of them all is JUDGE DREDD - he is the Law!
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. But it wasn't always like this - once there was an Empire that believed in honour, justice and a dashed fine cup of tea...
Mars, the far future. War droids created for a conflict that ended centuries ago, the A.B.C, WARRIORS are resistant to Atomic, Bacterial and Chemical warfare. Recruited to bring peace to the civil war-ravaged frontier colonies on the Red Planet, the Mek-nificient Seven have now been target by mercenary robots called the Shadow Warriors, hired to destroy them...
