Judge Dredd Meets the Biker Mice from Mars: First Look at the Wildest Action Figure Crossover Yet

There are crossovers that make perfect sense, and then there are the ones that make you wonder why nobody did them 30 years ago.

Judge Dredd and the Biker Mice from Mars definitely belong in the second category.

Following the announcement of the upcoming comic crossover, The Nacelle Company, Rebellion and 2000 AD are taking the insanity one step further with a new line of crossover action figures. And now we have our first look at the centerpiece: Judge Throttle.

Meet Judge Throttle

The figure takes Throttle, leader of the Biker Mice from Mars, and throws him directly into the world of Mega-City One.

Instead of simply putting a Dredd badge on an existing Biker Mouse figure, the design actually combines the visual language of both franchises. Throttle gets the unmistakable Judge Dredd shoulder armor, eagle insignia, green utility gear and Mega-City One law-enforcement attitude, while keeping his oversized mouse head, tail and unmistakable Martian biker identity.

And yes, he’s carrying a ridiculously oversized futuristic law-enforcement weapon.

The result looks less like a conventional licensed crossover and more like something that could have escaped from a particularly unhinged 1990s toy aisle.

That’s exactly why it works.

And He’s Got a Bike

The crossover doesn’t stop with the character.

Nacelle is also producing Throttle’s Martian Lawmonster Bike, a mash-up of the Biker Mice’s extreme motorcycle aesthetic with the brutal industrial machinery of Judge Dredd’s universe.

The bike is being offered separately, or alongside the Judge Throttle figure as part of a larger bundle. Nacelle currently lists the figure at $34.99, the bike at $46.99, and a figure-and-bike bundle at $74.99. Both are currently listed as pre-orders.

See the Judge Dredd x Biker Mice collection at Nacelle

From Comic Crossover to Toy Shelf

The timing is not accidental.

The action figure line is part of a newly established merchandising partnership between Rebellion and The Nacelle Company, designed to take the Judge Dredd/Biker Mice crossover beyond the comics and into collectibles. The first wave was announced for pre-orders in 2026, with releases planned for 2027.

Meanwhile, the actual comic crossover is arriving first.

Judge Dredd / Biker Mice from Mars #1 is being published by Oni Press in partnership with Rebellion and Nacelle. Written by Dan Watters and Ryan O’Sullivan and illustrated by Jordi Tarragona, the 40-page first issue is scheduled for December 2, 2026.

And the premise is appropriately chaotic.

Throttle, Vinnie and Modo end up stranded in Mega-City One after their enemies Limburger and Karbunkle become involved in a cross-dimensional conquest. That puts the Martian mice directly in the path of the one person absolutely unwilling to tolerate extraterrestrial motorcycle gangs in his city:

Judge Dredd.

Things get considerably worse when Judge Death enters the picture.

Why This Crossover Actually Makes Sense

On paper, Judge Dredd and Biker Mice from Mars come from very different corners of pop culture.

One is the brutally satirical British comic-book vision of a dystopian future. The other is a 1990s mutation of the Saturday-morning-cartoon era: alien mice, motorcycles, ridiculous villains and maximum attitude.

But visually?

They’ve always shared DNA.

Mutants. Mega-machines. Extreme character designs. Dystopian futures. Violence. Satire. Motorcycles. And an almost unhealthy appreciation for enormous shoulder pads.

Put Throttle in a Judge uniform and suddenly the whole thing clicks.

The figure seen here might actually be the perfect representation of that idea. It doesn’t try to make either franchise look normal. Instead, it leans completely into the collision.

This Is Also Very Nacelle

There’s another reason this collaboration feels particularly appropriate.

Nacelle has been aggressively rebuilding and expanding the Biker Mice from Mars toy universe, with figures for Throttle, Modo and Vinnie, their respective bikes, and additional characters already forming a larger collection. The company is also developing its broader NacelleVerse, while Biker Mice continue to receive new comic material.

The Judge Dredd collaboration essentially opens another door: instead of keeping these characters inside their individual nostalgia bubbles, Nacelle can use them as ingredients for completely new combinations.

And Judge Throttle is a pretty damn good first experiment.

The 90s Kid in Me Has Questions

Honestly, this is the kind of collectible crossover that makes sense specifically because it shouldn’t.

Judge Dredd riding alongside a gang of mutant Martian mice sounds absurd.

Then you see the figure.

And suddenly you’re thinking:

Okay… when does Vinnie get a Judge badge?

Because if Nacelle is willing to go this far, there’s a lot of potential here. Modo with Mega-City One heavy armor? Vinnie with a ridiculous Lawmaster-inspired bike? Maybe even a Judge Death/Biker Mice nightmare variant?

The possibilities are wonderfully stupid.

And sometimes that’s exactly what a good crossover should be.

Judge Throttle is currently available for pre-order, with the figure priced at $34.99 and the Martian Lawmonster Bike at $46.99. The crossover comic arrives December 2, 2026, while the collectibles are scheduled for 2027.

For once, the law isn’t coming to Mega-City One on foot. It’s coming in on a motorcycle from Mars.