Check Out Awesome Concept Animation For Jude Dredd

Judge Dredd Animation

Amazing to think Pete Travis  Dredd  was released nearly 8 years ago! We all love to see Mega City One’s ultimate law enforcer on our screens again. At the moment that’s very unlikely  but everyone can dream it may happen in the near future.

Those eagle eyed folks at Geektyrant have found this rather awesome test concept, for Judge Dredd animated series. The short video is a Proof of CONCEPT sequence for a potential CGI Judge Dredd Animated Series. (2018). Looks very impressive and if a Dredd sequel or feature is dead in the water, this series would fill the gap.

The animated scene was created by StudioAxia as an homage to AKIRA in its 30th Anniversary. A humble CG “Remake” of the famous bike chase sequence.

Here’s what the studio said

It was conceived as an homage to AKIRA in its 30th Anniversary. A humble CG “Remake” of the famous bike chase sequence.It was shared with Rebellion Comics in order to start a conversation about an animated series. Although they liked the test and the conversation started, Rebellion had nothing to do with the creation of this animated clip.

Like the films, we don’t know if Judge Dredd Animated Series is still in production or simply a passing idea. We do hope the studio is still working on this. Check out the above video before it’s taken down.


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