Judge Dredd novels from Virgin Books Series by Dave Stone, Stephen Marley, David Bishop

Travelling to Brit-Cit on the trail of a bloodthirsty, body-hopping alien, Judge Dredd is forced to work with the local Detective, Judge Armitage.

It's election day in Mega-City One and Judge Death is leading the polls. Meanwhile, a clone-killing virus is sweeping through the ranks of the judges.

When Detective Judge Armitage is sent to Mega-City One, he thinks that things can't get any worse. Then he runs into Judge Dredd - and discovers his problems have only just begun . . . Chicago, 1926: Mass-murderer Albert Fish is to be executed in the electric chair. But when the lever is pulled, a massive power surge opens a space-time gateway and sends Fish hurtling into the future... moreWhen Detective Judge Armitage is sent to Mega-City One, he thinks that things can't get any worse. Then he runs into Judge Dredd - and discovers his problems have only just begun . . . Chicago, 1926: Mass-murderer Albert Fish is to be executed in the electric chair. But when the lever is pulled, a massive power surge opens a space-time gateway and sends Fish hurtling into the future. Mega-City One, 2116: Judge Dredd is fighting a desperate battle against the fanatical following of a charasmatic Brit-Cit sociopath. Meanwhile, across the city, something strange and frightening is happening to reality. These events are linked. To discover how, Judge Dredd must unwillingly unite with Brit-Cit Judge Armitage to defeat a menace that threatens both their cities - and perhaps the entire world. less

A wave of hallucinations are sweeping Mega-City One. Even the judges are affected, and their behaviour is increasingly erratic. It's almost as if they become entirely different people. And throughout the city, people are being tortured and killed by a man calling himself Chief Judge Dread.

This is one of a series of full-length, science-fiction novels featuring the well-known 2000 AD comic character: Judge Dredd, lawman of the future, judge, Jury, and executioner