Those are questions posed in “A Better World,” the new Judge Dredd storyline from writers Rob Williams, Arthur Wyatt, and artist Henry Flint kicking off in this week’s 2000 AD Prog 2364.

Judge Dredd: A Better World runs from 2000 AD Prog 2364 to Prog 2372, which is available now from Rebellion. The complete 'A Better World' arc can be found in a bundle on their website here.

The world of Judge Dredd provides the ideal setting for a multi-show universe, featuring a vast array of unique characters, making it the perfect candidate for a gritty, ...

In the grim world of Judge Dredd, the line between law and cruelty has long vanished. The eponymous Dredd and his fellow Judges patrol a swarming Mega-City bursting with overpopulation and ...

Now that Judge Dredd is starring in a movie that does his legend justice, ... The truth is, Judge Dredd and his world are a lot more complicated (and weirder) than you might realize.

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 ...

Judge Dredd is the personification of Justice it self for all people. He is a shining light in a dark world populated with creatures who would prey upon us and our families. We Know he is out there.

The fictitious world of Judge Dredd highlights authoritarianism, including laws against outsiders, walls around cities and rules that deny people basic rights. Are the Dredd comics a cautionary tale?

If your knowledge of Judge Dredd is limited to the campy Stallone movie or a couple of comics you read in the ‘90s, you’ve only scratched the surface of what this sci-fi classic has to offer.

The 1995 adaptation of Judge Dredd didn’t get it right. Not even close. The rusted, scum-riddled streets of Mega City One – a dying metropolis, addled with violent crime – were too clean ...