Fans still clamor for a sequel to the 2012 action movie starring Karl Urban and Olivia Thirlby<\/p>\n
Judge Dredd fans have spent two years clamoring for a sequel to the epic 2012 action movie \u201cDredd\u201d to no avail. But executive producer Adi Shankar has taken cinematic justice into his own hands, TheWrap has learned.<\/p>\n
Shankar has spent the last two years creating a top-secret \u201cDredd\u201d miniseries centering on the Dark Judges to thank the loyal fans who passionately supported the feature.<\/p>\n
Shankar told The Wrap that the project will be released online later this month \u2014 and the best part \u2014 it will be free.<\/p>\n
Since Shankar’s unofficial \u201cDredd\u201d project was done off-the-grid, it’s technically a part of his popular Bootleg Universe, which includes the short \u201cPunisher: Dirty Laundry\u201d starring Thomas Jane and Ron Perlman, as well as \u201cVenom: Truth in Journalism,\u201d which starred Ryan Kwanten as Spider-Man villain Eddie Brock.<\/p>\n
Shankar first alluded to the \u201cDredd\u201d miniseries in a Reddit \u201cAsk Me Anything\u201d on\u00a0March 19, 2013, when he described it as a short film. The project has since become a seven-part miniseries.<\/p>\n
Shankar recently thanked \u201cDredd\u201d fans for their unwavering support in an appreciation video that he taped in honor of Day of Dredd. Watch the video below.<\/p>\n