The ABC Warrior, a robot that appears in Sylvester Stallone's mid-'90s movie Judge Dredd, was designed to look like a ...

Call Me Kenneth is a carpenter robot who became the first robot to break the laws of robotics, this confirmed Judge Dredd's fears that robots would evetually break their programming and become ...

Darktide—demon-worshipping, diseased cultists infesting an entire hive city, a full regiment of Imperial Guard turned traitor, and mutants running amok, while the Inquisition barely stem the tide with ...

If you only know Judge Dredd from his goofy 1995 cinematic outing starring Sylvester Stallone then you’ll be very surprised to see how much of a monster his comic book counterpart actually is.

Judge Dredd talks to Max Normal, who points him towards engineer Chick Parker, By the tme Dredd reaches Parker, he's already dead by the hand of Robot Dredd. A fight ensues and Judge destroys ...

10 Judge Dredd Comics You Must Read Before You Die. ... It turns out that Judge Cal had engineered a robot to look, act, and, for all intents and purposes, be Dredd, ...

Dredd actually breaks the law and perjures himself to try and stop the robot judges, and finally he winds up at odds with the formerly sympathetic Judge McGruder, who’s become increasingly ...

Dredd wasn’t any more of a success than Judge Dredd was at the box office, but it’s very well-made and it has attracted a cult following in the 11 years since its release. But if you’re on ...

Who would win, RoboCop or Judge Dredd? A PennLive poll: Nerd Alert. Updated: Feb. 18, 2014, 3:15 p.m. ... and a fully automatic Auto 9 pistol that he can use with robot-like accuracy.

In the post-apocalyptic future of Judge Dredd, unemployment is at 98%, education is limited, and the entire east coast of the United States has been subsumed into the polluted and overcrowded Mega ...