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Story and art by Frank Miller.
It was dedication that got Hartigan put away -- his dedication to saving a little girl, and a corrupt politician's dedication to saving himself. But now Hartigan's done his time and paid his debt for all the crimes he didn't commit. Once again he's a free man. Free to uncover the fate of that little girl, whose loyalty kept him sane all those years. Free to find out why her letters mysteriously and disturbingly ceased arriving just months before his release. And free to do whatever it takes to save that little girl . . . again.
32 pages, B&W (and Yellow). Cover price $2.95.
Story and art by Paul Chadwick. Cover by Geof Darrow.
Most of us have trouble enough just getting by. We never know how far we'd go for our beliefs. But environmental-minded Concrete faces just that when he's lured to the Pacific Northwest by a small group from Earth First! These are the guerillas of the environmental movement. They resist, blockade, and sometimes monkeywrench, wrecking equipment worth millions. They also spike trees. Concrete would be the ultimate monkeywrencher if he can be persuaded -- or manipulated -- into crossing the line. And he can. This six-part series explores the history of Earth First! and the moral questions it raises in a heady mix of suspense, humor, sexual tension, and painless dollops of natural history.
32 pages, FC. Cover price $2.95.
Story and art by Paul Chadwick. Cover by Geof Darrow.
The conclusion to Think Like a Mountain proves the pen is mightier than 1,200 pounds of living stone! Concrete and his Earth First! friends have failed to prevent their forest from becoming yet another clear cut -- when the national press comes to their rescue. Concrete's tracks through the old-growth forest have been mistaken for those of Bigfoot, creating a media circus as reporters and big-game hunters alike converge to hunt for the legendary creature!
32 pages, FC. Cover price $2.95.
Story and art by Paul Chadwick. Cover by Geof Darrow.
Spiking trees, hammering equipment, and setting cranes ablaze -- that's what the eco-activists call "Night work," and Concrete's in the thick of it! Emotionally primed for sabotage -- if not actual confrontation -- Concrete and his companions make use of the stone man's incredible night vision and tremendous strength to wreak major damage on some logging equipment. It seems like exciting and righteous work. And then the men with the rifles show up...
32 pages, FC. Cover price $2.95.
Story and art by Paul Chadwick. Cover by Geof Darrow.
They say crises, like tragedies, come in threes, and Concrete has had his share since he's come into contact with the people of Earth First!. Now comes a fourth: a crisis of conscience. Faced with the overwhelming evidence of humankind's wounding of Mother Earth, can Concrete continue to merely observe and chronicle the group's activities? Or will he abandon his passivity and embrace his new friends' militant agenda?
32 pages, FC. Cover price $2.95.
Story and art by Paul Chadwick. Cover by Geof Darrow.
The water in Puget Sound is pretty opaque -- a good thing for Concrete, who was forced to dive in to avoid a bunch of irate loggers. He's in Canada illegally traveling with a pack of Earth First!ers, and if he's seen he could be connected to those left-wing environmentalists and the property destruction they've caused. But that was the problem that caused him to jump. Now his problem is getting out of the Sound, finding the First!ers, and making his way back to America -- unseen.
32 pages, FC. Cover price $2.95.
Story and art by Paul Chadwick. Cover by Geof Darrow.
It seemed so harmless at first. Concrete was just going to observe a group of Earth First!ers -- to see firsthand what they were all about and to write about their efforts to save an old-growth forest. But that was before the group talked Concrete into illegally entering Canada, and before they decided to "monkey-wrench" some logging equipment, and before the owners of that equipment unexpectedly showed up. Now it's up to Concrete to save them all -- even if it means risking his own life.
32 pages, FC. Cover price $2.95.
By PAUL CHADWICK.
Concrete's crosstown pursuit of his friend Larry Munro and the killer who has kidnapped him finally comes to an end in an auto wrecking yard. But with the police and the killer threatening a shootout, only Concrete stands between Larry and the bullet that would make the wrecking yard Larry's graveyard!
Cover price $2.95.
By PAUL CHADWICK.
Concrete's assistant Larry has been kidnapped by a psychotic with a "killer smile," and forced to be the man's getaway driver. But as far as the police are concerned, Larry's just another member of a gang responsible for a series of break-ins, robberies, shootings and arson. Can Concrete find his friend and rescue him, or will the police get there first and tragically end the drama in a hail of gunfire? The race is on!
Cover price $2.95.
By PAUL CHADWICK. Your name is Larry Munro.
You've been car-jacked by a couple of gun-toting, sociopathic killers who're making you drive them around L.A. as they rob gas stations, race police vehicles, and set fires. Will your pal Concrete reach you before the gunmen inscribe your name on a bullet? Feel lucky? Action, mayhem, and a peek behind a "killer smile" as only Harvey and Eisner-award-winning Legend creator Paul Chadwick can deliver!
Cover price $2.95.
Written by Barbara Kesel & Mike Richardson. Art by Terry Dodson, Brian Apthorp and Mark Farmer. Cover by Jerry Ordway.
Now in Golden City Titan goes after the Catalyst team with grim determination. With Grace there teleporting them in and out of harm's way, will the combined forces of Rebel, Ruby, Warmaker, and Mecha prove successful where the heroes of Steel Harbor failed? Or will Titan succeed in his bid to become the new ruler of Golden City? This twelve-issue series is heading for the final blows and you'll want to be there so you don't feel left out!
32 pages, FC. Cover price $1.00.
Written by Jerry Prosser and Mike Richardson. Art by Andrew Robinson, Brian Apthorp and Mark Farmer. Cover by Dave Johnson.
When Wolf Gang isn't enough to stop Titan from tearing up the city, the heroic forces of Steel Harbor all converge for a muscle-ripping, vein-rupturing, skull-splitting street fight with the world's strongest superhero! Counterstrike takes a beating and keeps on coming, and Wolf Gang and the Prime Movers put aside their differences to take on the seemingly unbeatable hero-gone-mad. Finally, like the cavalry, Motorhead shows up -- but will he save the day, or destroy Steel Harbor?
32 pages, FC. Cover price $1.00.
Written by Jerry Prosser and Mike Richardson. Art by Tomm Coker & Brian Apthorp, Larry Ross and Mark Farmer. Cover by Dave Johnson.
When Titan's in a foul mood he takes it out on the whole city, and his mood today could spell the end for Steel Harbor! It's up to Wolf Gang to keep the most powerful man in the world from destroying Comics' Greatest World! But are even they enough against Titan, whose strength and sheer force of will are expanding exponentially with every second that goes by? At a buck a book this series is the best dollars-to-dynamite ratio comics have to offer!
32 pages, FC. Cover price $1.00.
Written by Chris Warner & Mike Richardson. Art by Jim Somerville & Brian Apthorp, Brian Garvey and Mark Farmer. Cover by Dave Johnson.
Wracked with gang violence, constant rioting, and bloody battles for a piece of the power, Steel Harbor rocks, day and night! This week, it's in Titan's flight plan, but he's about to find out that the music is louder than usual -- in fact, it's earsplitting. The Prime Movers are tearing through Castle Pointe, where the city's rich and influential live, and Strikeback, an all-new character, is on the scene! He can take it, and he can dish it out, but only in that order, and Mace Blitzkrieg has just given him more than he can swallow!
32 pages, FC. Cover price $1.00.
Written by Jerry Prosser and Mike Richardson. Art by Mike Manley, Brian Apthorp and Mark Farmer. Cover by Bart Sears.
Events resolve themselves this week in Arcadia, but not the way anyone expected. Titan and X pull out their last, best, and most desperate moves to make the bloody decision: Whose rules will the city play by? X's rules, the ones with the guarantee of death behind them? Or Titan's rules of right and justice?
32 pages, FC. Cover price $1.00.
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Written by Jerry Prosser and Mike Richardson. Art by Mike Manley, Brian Apthorp and Mark Farmer. Cover by Bart Sears.
The dregs of Arcadia's denizens gather on the Waterfront, where anything goes, and usually does. After last week's explosive beginning, Titan is ready to clean up the dirty streets using X as a mop. But first, he has a Monster to manhandle. All this, plus The Scream!
32 pages, FC. Cover price $1.00.
Written by Jerry Prosser and Mike Richardson. Art by Mike Manley, Brian Apthorp and Mark Farmer.
From the sewers to the rooftops, Arcadia rumbles with violence -- and Comics' Greatest World's big, every-single-week, 12-issue event kicks off right here! This week, crooked businessmen and politicians cross Arcadia's most inscrutable -- and most popular -- character, X. Meet The Scream, appearing here for the first time ever, and taking everybody by surprise. And who should leap face-first into the middle of this mess but Golden City's golden boy turned government superhero: TITAN!
32 pages, FC. Cover price $1.00.
Written by MARK BURBEY. Art by PHIL HESTER & ANDE PARKS. Cover by JAMES O'BARR.
The aftereffects of an atomic blast turned New Jersey into a wasteland of freaks and mutants! No, it wasn't just another Saturday night in Jersey - it was Caliban's Night! The day a world ended...and began. Grinner, his wife Reeni, his brother Flour and a host of other twisted characters populate a world where the only escape is mindless pleasure for the sake of an audience, or the living death of goldfish eggs!
Cover price $3.95.
Story and art by Yoshikazu Yasuhiko.
Jiro follows Demirel into the ancient Kurdish city of Irbil. It is here that he hopes to discover his lost parents' whereabouts when the Kurdish Liberation Front's High Council meets! But Ruken and his henchmen appear on the scene with plans to assassinate Jiro and clear the way for Ruken to become the leader of the Kurdish rebels!
32 pages, B&W. Cover price $2.50.
Story and art by Yoshikazu Yasuhiko. Cover by Lela Dowling.
The changes are coming fast and furious for Jiro Manabe. He has followed Kurdish rebels along the mean streets of Istanbul, through army blockades and desert villages, all the way to Kurdistan, to the fortress of the Kurdish Aga. Unfortunately, even the Aga himself can only offer Jiro cryptic messages. Tiring of lies and half-truths, it is all Jiro can do to contain the full might of his fury, and when he does let go, there is no doubt among the rebels that Jiro is the Rebel Sword of their prophecies.
32 pages, B&W. Cover price $2.50.
Story and art by Yoshikazu Yasuhiko. Cover by Lela Dowling.
When Jiro Manabe went to Turkey to find his family, he never thought that he'd wind up in the middle of somebody else's rebellion! Kasim and his crew of reluctant rebels have slammed through the Turkish army roadblock on the Bosporus Bridge, and Jiro wakes up in the back of the truck, in a poor village somewhere in the Turkish interior.
Lira, the motorcyclist who saved Jiro the night before, decides that it's a good chance to escape from these Kurdish guerillas. The mysterious Kasim, however, has different plans. But Jiro can't leave anyway -- the woman with Kasim may be his mother!
32 pages, B&W. Cover price $2.50.
Story and art by Yoshikazu Yasuhiko.
A young man has left Tokyo for Istanbul to meet his mother and find his long-lost father. But instead, he finds that he's fallen headlong into somebody else's rebellion! Jiro Manabe hasn't seen his parents since he was a child. He doesn't know what to expect, except that his mother is Turkish and his Japanese father mysteriously disappeared when he was almost too young to remember.
When a stranger appears who can take Jiro to his mother, the mysteries that Jiro has come to solve only grow deeper. Is a drug-addled belly dancer Jiro's mother? Why and where did Jiro's father go? And perhaps most importantly, why are army troops trying to gun them down?
32 pages, B&W. Cover price $2.50.
Story and art by Yoshikazu Yasuhiko.
Having been set up as an assassin, Luisa is driven to the warehouse district by Rado's men. It seems as if she's outlived her usefulness. Can Matthew and Lupica rescue her in time?
32 pages, B&W. Cover price $2.75.
By MASAMUNE SHIROW.
The Puppeteer attacks the Major during her most vulnerable moment: the time she leaves her own body in preparation to inhabit a new one! Will the Puppeteer succeed in hijacking her body by destroying her "ghost" to make room for his own? Don't miss this dramatic, climactic final chapter!
Cover price $3.95.
