The following stories originally appeared in 2000AD Prog 1053 - 1083 and Judge Dredd Megazine 3.34 - 3.38. They were all reprinted by Rebellion in Judge Dredd The Complete Case Files 27. [10] In this volume of the best-selling Complete Case Files series, Dredd uncovers the House of Pain, a no-way-out, brutal torture prison for serial perps, and must stop Orlok from spreading a lethal bio-virus – from beyond the grave! Cadet Jessica Paris. A recent addition to the family – a clone of Joe Dredd grown without SRY, making her a woman as a result. Has only made a single appearance in the comic to date in which she was shown as being heavily pregnant and the decision on what to do with her and the child being left ambiguous. [77] Judge Rico Dredd. Judge Joe Dredd's older "brother," also cloned from Chief Judge Eustace Fargo and initially superior to him in physical skills. Soon after Joseph and Rico Dredd became Judges, Rico became corrupt. Joe arrests him and sentences him to twenty years on the penal colony on Saturn's moon Titan. Twenty years later, Rico seeks revenge, and Joe kills him in self-defense. [54] Judge Dredd: Beyond the Wall; A Magic Place; Banzai Battalion; No Man's Land; Everything in the Garden; A Walk in the Park; Down on Sausage Tree Farm

Judge Dredd: 22nd Century Futsie; Loonies' Moon; Diary of a Mad Citizen; Juve's Eyes; The Lemming Syndrome; Love Story; Love Story II: Futile Attraction; It Pays to be Mental; It Still Pays to be Mental; Still Mental after all these Years; The Law According to Dredd; Tomb of the Judges; The Dredd Syndrome; The Witness; Crazy Barry, Little Mo; Banana City; The Hottie House Siege; Return to the Hottie House; It's Deja Vu All Over Again [notes 5] Outcast; Fearful Symmetry; Chambara; The Transcendental Assassin; Heavy Metal; Assassins; Dragon Fire; Ronin Breed; Scary Monsters; The Harder They Come; Angels of DeathIt’s shit but shows potential. We didn’t really need a four part story about a killer car, BUT the car did have the personality of a child, most probably dead. That’s dark. There is depth here, hidden away. Svensson, Peter (11 July 2015). "SDCC '15: Panel Blow By Blow As IDW Announced Dredd, TMNT/Batman, Rom, Micronauts and More". Bleeding Cool News. Avatar Press . Retrieved 22 October 2019. At the start, they hadn't quite worked out all the details. For instance, the characters live in "The Mega City" (rather than Mega-City One) and it says that judges are elected (rather than being trained since they were children). Still, those are just minor points. The following stories originally appeared in 2000AD Prog 1520 - Prog 1554 and Judge Dredd Megazine 253-260. They were all reprinted by Rebellion in Judge Dredd the Complete Case Files 44. [27]

Judge Kraken. Another clone of Chief Judge Fargo, decades younger than Joe Dredd but otherwise identical in appearance and similar in skill. Kraken was created by Morton Judd, the geneticist who cloned and named Joe and Rico Dredd. Kraken was one of the Judda, clones subservient to Judd. After Judd's defeat, Kraken is groomed to one day succeed Dredd and trained to become a Judge, though Dredd believes he isn't mentally fit. When Dredd first temporarily quits, Chief Judge Silver makes Kraken a Judge and has him impersonate Dredd so others won't know that one of Mega-City's greatest lost faith in the system. Kraken is then manipulated and corrupted by the Dark Judges, forced to help them temporarily turn Mega-City One into Necropolis, leading to the deaths of 60 million. After the Dark Judges are defeated, Kraken's mind is free and he peacefully accepts execution by Dredd.

Another series of books, collectively called Judges, is about the first generation of judges, and are set six decades before Dredd's first stories to appear in the comic. [116] The books, all published by Abaddon Books, are: