Cover by John Romita. Stories by unknown. Art by Win Mortimer and Mike Esposito, with John Romita (who did alterations on Spider-Man for "Spider-Man and Web-Man").
Marvel Comics and The Electric Company present Spidey Super Stories. In this issue: "Make Room for Dr. Doom" 1-pager (on inside front cover); Spidey takes on Dr. Doom and Web-Man in "Spider-Man and Web-Man"; Impossible Man 1-pager "More About Impy"; Spidey and Rocko in "A Star Is Bored"; Impossible Man and Spidey in "Pest from the Planet Poppup"; "Wit of the Web-Slinger" 1-pager written by Julie Mishkin (on inside back cover).
32 pages, full color.
#1-11
(W) Mark Waid (P) Marc Silvestri (I) Joe Weems (Col) Steve Firchow (Cov) Marc Silvestri, Trevor Hairsine, and J. Scott Campbell Mark Waid and Marc Silvestri's NEW ongoing series STARTS! It's a new and different kind of Top Cow excitement as high-octane action and character-driven suspense bring you into a world where none of the standard rules of heroism apply! Led by Wolf and Ellis, the Hunter-Killers are out to save the world from paranormals--and they'll go to whatever extremes they must! Full color 32 pages $2.99 ongoing series Three covers available by Hunter-Killer artist Marc Silvestri, Trevor Hairsine (Ultimate Nightmare), or J. Scott Campbell (Danger Girl)! Have your retailer reserve your favorite! And please flip to the Dynamic Forces section of Previews for signed editions and Dynamic-exclusive editions of Hunter-Killer #1, plus lithographs!
Cover price $2.99.
2-page interview with Brett Booth; Q & A with Sal Regla; "Extreme Prejudice" poster by Jeff Matsuda and Dan Panosian; 3-page interview with Todd McFarlane on Spawn/Batman; 2-page interview with Eric Stephenson on "Extreme Prejudice"; flip covers by Brett Booth/Sal Regla and Todd McFarlane.
Cover art by Sam Kieth. "Reborn," script by Zeb Wells, art by Sam Kieth; Different versions of the Sandman are emerging all across Jones Beach. 44 pgs., full color.
1st printing.Based on the story by WASHINGTON IRVING. Adapted by BO HAMPTON.This is BO HAMPTON's 1993 Legend of Sleepy Hollow, a faithful adaptation of Washington Irving's tale surrounding the ghostly inhabitants of Tarrytown, New York around the time of the American Revolution. The cast of characters is headed up by the Headless Horseman himself! Hampton's original watercolor art achieved wide critical acclaim and was nominated for a Harvey Award for Best Graphic Novel in 1993. This edition boasts new covers and 16 pages of new material, including numerous preliminary sketches of scenes and characters.Softcover, 64 pages, full color.Cover price $7.95.
Marc Silvestri Cover, Writer Ron Marz Penciler Pat Lee Color Dream Engine Cover Pat Lee, Marc Silvestri, t'k The time is right-
Top Cow steps boldly into its future by returning to its roots! The book that started it all finally makes its long-awaited comeback, as Cyberforce is born anew with a revamped, restyled take! Writer Ron Marz (Witchblade, Ion) and artist Pat Lee (Batman, X-Men) turn the team on its ear! As Cyberforce relaunches, the team is no more, and Ripclaw has become an evil, twisted reflection of himself. Only Velocity, Cyblade and Ballistic can hope to stop Ripclaw, as they lure him into a final, bloody confrontation with a shocking outcome! Meanwhile, an alien menace sets its sights on Earth... Deadly drama comes from Ron Marz, while hi-tech, jaw-dropping art flows from Pat Lee and the Dream Engine crew!
Full color 32 pages $2.99 Part 2 of a 2-part miniseries Cover price $2.99.
Direct Edition. Cover art by Barry Windsor-Smith. "Beach Blanket Brawl," script by Brandon Choi and J. Scott Campbell, pencils by J. Scott Campbell, inks by Alex Garner and Richard Friend
Gen 13 fights Helmut, an armored super-villain who was freed by Defile. Gen13 illustration, pencils by Allen Im, inks by Chuck Gibson. Story recap for the Wildstorm Rising crossover. Flip Cover pencils by J. Scott Campbell, inks by Alex Garner.
36 pgs., full color. Cover price $2.50.
Cover pencils by Barry Windsor-Smith, inks by Trevor Scott.
Wildstorm Rising Chapter 6, script by Steven T. Seagle, pencils by Trevor Scott, Mel Rubi, and Tom Raney, inks by Trevor Scott, Rick Magyar, and Tom Raney; Deathblow defends his secluded safe house from Daemonites who are trying to obtain his portion of an ancient key for their master, Defile; While they resort to force, Deathblow holds his own, but when Mr. White employs a little subterfuge, Michael gets suckered in and gives the bad guy exactly what he wants; Continued from Grifter #1; Continued in Wetworks #8.
36 pgs. $2.50. Cover price $2.50.
WILDSTORM RISING: Part 5 (of 10).
From the pages of WildC.A.T.s, the hotshot gunslinger spins off into his own adventures! Even though he's quit the team, Cole Cash finds the team's enemies haven't forgotten him! Pursued and grievously injured by Defile's agents, Grifter must face, chase and outrace an army of Daemonites to reach the ultimate prize: Deathblow--and a key to the Daemonite mothership!
Written by Steven T. Seagle. Art by Ryan Benjamin and Tom McWeeney. Cover by Barry Windsor-Smith. FC Cover price $2.50.
WildStorm Rising: Chapter 8 – Guest-starring StormWatch, WetWorks, Deathblow, Union and the WildC.A.T.s. Written by Ron Marz. Art by Brett Booth. Cover by Barry Windsor-Smith.
Story continued from WetWorks (1994 1st Series Image) #8. Backlash stands alone against the unbridled power of Hellspont! Adios, amigo. Story continues in StormWatch (1993 1st Series) #22. Includes a Taboo pin-up by Jeff Rebner and Richard Driend. 32 pages, FC. NOTE: The back cover features an alternate cover by Brett Booth.
Cover price $2.50.
Written by Jim Lee and Scott Lobdell; art by Carlos D'Anda and Richard Bennett; cover by Jim Lee and Scott Williams
Part 2 of the explosive 4-part story that began in DIVINE RIGHT: THE ADVENTURES OF MAX FARADAY #11! It's official, Max Faraday, the reluctant messiah hailed throughout the Hollow Realm as the Chosen, has completely lost it! He's trying to make the world a better place but, instead, he's wreaking havoc across the globe. As the world begins to crumble, the desperate forces of the WildStorm Universe band together to defeat the power-crazed former slacker, except for the Wildcats ? who want to help Max realize his "Divine Right!" Continued in DIVINE INTERVENTION: GEN13. Note: A signed version is offered in the Dynamic Forces section of Previews.
FC, 32 pg." Cover price $2.50.
WRITTEN BY JIM LEE AND BRAD MCQUAID; ART BY LEE AND DAN NORTON; COVER BY LEE
WildStorm Productions produces the first comic inspired by the mega-popular online fantasy role-playing game! Journey to the land of Kunark alongside High Elven Princess Firiona Vie, as she and her comrades-in-arms must stop an unholy alliance. The great Elven Armies stand ready to defend the realm. But will they be enough to vanquish the rising darkness that threatens all of Norrath? For more information, see the feature article.
Prestige Format. FC, 48 PG $5.95 Cover price $5.95.
"Something About a Gun" Part 2 of 2. Script by Don McGregor. Pencils by Marshall Rogers. Inks by Keith Williams. Cover by Marshall Rogers and Keith Williams.
The young boy -- who picked up the discarded gun last issue -- did not do so by accident! He's having trouble with a bully at school...and plans to use the firearm to get even! However the wondrous wall-crawler cannot let that happen. Spider-Man will do whatever it takes to find the boy...and the gun...before it's too late.
"There's Something About a Gun" Part 1 of 2. Script by Don McGregor. Pencils by Marshall Rogers. Inks by Keith Williams. Cover by Marshall Rogers and Keith Williams.
Several years ago Peter Parker lost his Uncle Ben to a robber with a gun. And in this two-part tale, Spider-Man must deal with the issue of a firearm falling into the wrong hands. After a shootout in the streets among the police, Spider-Man, and several criminals; a pistol is left lying near a curb -- where a young boy grabs it! The web-slinger knows he must recover the gun before something bad happens. But where did the boy go?
Continued from Animal Man Annual (1993) #1. When Swamp Thing's daughter, Tefe, is drawn into the Free Country, she finds a wonderland teeming with adventure and horror. To return home alive, Tefe must rely on the aid of Animal Man's daughter, Maxine, though the experience will change Tefe forever.
Written by Nancy A. Collins, with art by Mark Buckingham.
Cover by Brian Bolland. "Distant cousins". Story by Rick Veitch. Pencils by Rick Veitch, Shaun Mcmanus, Jim Fern, and Stan Woch. Inks by Tom Yeates.
Things go ape as Gorilla Grodd takes control of DCs simian characters, causing them to try to free him from imprisonment in Gorilla City. He causes his own problems however when his tampering with nature attracts the attention of the Swamp Thing. 48 pages. Full color.
'River Run' continues: Swamp Thing arrives in an alternative America - one in which the Nazis won World War II, where he is offered the chance to avenge millions of murdered souls. This issue is written by Mark Millar and illustrated by guest artist Chris Weston (2000 A.D.), with a painted cover by Brian Bolland. Suggested for Mature Readers. New Format.
An era ends as Swamp Thing, Lady Jane and John Constantine face Arcane in the epic conclusion to the Sunderland saga. But even if the Earth Elemental survives, his carefully-constructed private world may be shattered forever.
Written by Nancy A. Collins, with art by Scot Eaton and Kim DeMulder. Painted cover by Charles Vess. Suggested for Mature Readers. New Format.
The newly-returned Anton Arcane has kidnapped Abby, so Swamp Thing, Lady Jane and John Constantine must storm the gates of the Sunderland Corporation. Bit a successful rescue may prove futile when they discover what Arcane has done to her.
Written by Nancy A. Collins, with art by Russell Braun and Kim DeMulder. Painted cover by Charles Vess. Suggested for Mature Readers. New Format.
As Swamp Thing and Lady Jane commune in the Green, Arcane strikes against Abby. Plus, a bizarre transformation takes place for Dr. Polygon. This issue lays the groundwork for a story that establishes a new direction for Swamp Thing.
Written by Nancy A. Collins, with art by Russell Braun and Kim DeMulder. Painted cover by Charles Vess. Suggested for Mature Readers. New Format.
New romances blossom for both Swamp Thing and Abby while Arcane's plans to breed a new batch of Un-Men comes to fruition.
Written by Nancy A. Collins, with art by Scot Eaton and Kim DeMulder. Painted cover by Charles Vess. Suggested for Mature Readers. New Format.
Arcane takes possession of the Sunderland empire; Swamp Thing's marriage with Abby reaches a crossroads; and a surprise guest star returns.
Written by Nancy A. Collins, with art by Scot Eaton and Kim DeMulder. Painted cover by Charles Vess. Suggested for Mature Readers. New Format.
