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Day: December 21, 2008

Justice is in Our DNA

A new Judge Dredd film has been given the go-ahead. The potentially good news is that it is to be produced by DNA Films, the UK outfit behind 28 Weeks Later and Sunshine. io9.com have seen fit to justfy an entirely unsubstantiated rumour that Danny Boyle will direct. Harry Knowles wants Judge Death in it.… Continue reading Justice is in Our DNA

Published 21 December 2008
Categorized as comics and geek culture Tagged 2000AD, comics, film, judge-dredd

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