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Judge Dredd: The Killing Zone
- Heard
- 2002
- Episodes
- 34
- Language
- English
In Mega-City One, a brutal illegal sport known as the Killing Zone has become an enormous sensation, with its deadly matches broadcast to millions of citizens. As victims begin turning up across the city, the Judges struggle to identify who is behind the phenomenon, while the Justice Department's authority and reputation suffer.
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Judge Dredd is assigned to investigate and dismantle the operation, but to do so he has to work with two highly unconventional allies: a cynical Wally Squad operative and the unpredictable Psi-Judge Janus. Together, they are drawn into the darker side of Mega-City One as Dredd attempts to uncover the truth behind the Killing Zone and bring its organisers to justice.
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Judge Dredd: The Killing Zone
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