Episode names and summaries.

*R.S.V.P.: Overlord teams up with Arachnis to abduct Alex and Frank and lure the Dragon into action.

*Possession: Lab workers begin to mysteriously display criminal behavior, and then Dragon's new friend, Barbaric, goes on a rampage. They're victims of mind-controlling leeches from a leech-covered creature called Horde.

*Undercover: Alex, in the guise of a freak, tries to infiltrate Overlord's operation and earns the trust of Mako. She is taken to Overlord's secret headquarters, but Overlord discovers her ruse. Alex and the Dragon have to break out, leading to a showdown between Alex and Mako.

*Dragonsmasher: Using stolen government technology, OpenFace and Octopus create a cyborg called The Dragonsmasher. The Dragon must fight the cyborg and discovers a plot between Overlord and an unscrupulous congressional candidate.

*Locomotion: Some of Overlord's men break out of prison and take over a train that Alex happens to be riding. The superfreaks plan on using the train to destroy an unfinished, state-of-the-art tunnel underneath Lake Michigan.

*She-Dragon: She-Dragon wants to be a crime-fighter and idolizes The Dragon, but she keeps screwing up The Dragon's police work. After Alex is kidnapped, The Dragon teams up with She-Dragon and learns of her vendetta against Overlord.

*Hurt: Bludgeon, a 15-foot superfreak, robs banks all over Chicago. When his partner, Lowblow, is captured by Dragon, Bludgeon vows vengeance upon Dragon and Alex. Meanwhile, Alex falls for a paramedic who is prejudiced against freaks.

*Web: The Dragon is sent to a Southern town to bring back some criminals to Chicago, but people keep disappearing all over town. He has to form an uneasy alliance with a sheriff to find out who is behind the disappearances.

*Hit-Man: After Dragon foils Overlord's attempts to do away with a freak candidate for mayor, the crime boss creates a clone of The Dragon to gain access to the candidate and assassinate him.

*Red-Handed: The Dragon finally imprisons Overlord, but is stunned to find out that Barbaric breaks him out of jail.

*Loathing: The Fiend, who feeds on hate and uses human bodies as hosts, inhabits a skinhead, the racist Sgt. Howard Niseman and then a self-help guru, who's really a hatemonger. The Dragon tries to defeat The Fiend by goading him to try to inhabit his body.

*Rampage: The She-Dragon returns and encounters a trio of female superfreak bikers, who are bent on mayhem. After one of their bikes gets damaged in a run-in with She-Dragon, they demand she is turned over to them. The Dragon must protect She-Dragon and defend Chicago against the bikers' reign of terror.

*Armageddon: Horde is resurrected when a leech is brought into an experimental biosphere in the middle of Lake Michigan. The Dragon, Alex and She-Dragon try to stop Horde from destroying Earth's ozone layer.

*She-Fiend: When the Fiend takes over She-Dragon's body, feeding off the hate she has for Overlord, can Alex and the Dragon stop her from taking Overlord on by herself?

*Homecoming: A picture of the Dragon as a boy shows up in Doubleheader's hands. Following the lead of the picture, Dragon and Alex go in search of Dragon's past.

*Loose Cannons: 3 freak biker chicks decide to take out the Dragon to get into Overlord's Vicious Circle. She-Dragon, after protecting the mayor, is made a police officer.

*Star: In this episode, we're introduced to Star, the vigilante superhero. The mystery is, who is Star? Is it Peter Klaptin, the rock superstar, or his bodyguard? OR, is it someone else?

*Barbarism: When a fight between the Dragon and the freak group known as Body Function gets out of hand, Barbaric's place is destroyed, so he crashes with the Dragon. Could this be the biggest challenge the Dragon has ever faced?

*Ceasefire: Former members of the Vicious Circle have formed their own group, the Superfreak Coalition of Chicago. They're meeting with foreign diplomats to discuss the "good" that freaks can do. Have they really turned to good, or is it just another sinister plot by Overlord and his Vicious Circle?

*Endgame: A glowing orb with great power appears on Earth. The Fiend uses it to become an even more powerful engine of hatred. Can a trans-dimensional traveler, along with the Dragon and Alex, stop the Fiend before it's too late?

*Negate: A mysterious freak named Negate, who has the power to turn other freaks back to normal by "negating" their freak powers, is pursued by the Vicious Circle to become an evil freak. Yet, other common freaks, who want to be turned back to normal, are after him too. What is Negate to do?

*Ball of Fire: A rash of bombings are occurring all over Chicago. Can the Dragon and Alex stop the bombers before they hit their final target: The Annual Policeman's Ball?

*Femme Fatale: A new woman pops into Barbaric's life. Rich, powerful and beautiful (if "Snakes-for-hair" is you're cup of tea). But, what does she have to do with Octopus and Openface, and more importantly, the Vicious Circle?

*Bride: Octopus and Openface genetically engineer a "bride" for Arachnid. But, with a "defective" brain, and a hunger that rivals Arachnid himself, can she end up being a worse nightmare than Arachnid?

*Dragonlord: Evidence comes up that, before he was found by Frank Darling, the Dragon might of been Overlord of the Vicious Circle preceding the current Overlord. Will Dragon's past show him that he used to be one of the greatest criminals in Chicago?

*words by Jim Demonakos.  This also appears (in different form) on Jim's  Finworld, the Savage Dragon unofficial homepage.
*pictures from the Dragon animated series that you'll never be able to see (unless it shows up on the Cartoon Network)