Deathwatch 2000, Part 17. Story by Neal Adams and Peter Stone. Art by Louis Small Jr., Rudy Nebres and Joel Adams. Wraparound Tyvek cover by Michael Golden and Cory Adams.
Ms. Mystic is drawn into the Deathwatch 2000 crossover that affected all Continuity titles. In the aftermath of a nuclear detonation, the dragon's allies gather their forces for a final assault on the Earth. Only Ms. Mystic and Hyperion and Spang of the Hybrids stand in the way. Originally sold polybagged with a random trading card; cover is made of a durable synthetic material called Tyvek, part of the trend of gimmick covers in comics publishing of the time.
Final issue of the series; followed by Ms. Mystic (1993 4th Series) Vol 2 #1. 32 pages, Full Color. Bagged with trading card.
Deathwatch 2000, Part 8. Story by Neal Adams and Peter Stone. Art by Dwayne Turner, Ernesto Infante and Alberto Saichan. Stereo diffusion cover by Neal Adams.
Ms. Mystic is drawn into the Deathwatch 2000 crossover that affected all Continuity titles. Attacked by a dinosaur, Ms. Mystic discovers a hidden city within the rainforest. Joined by Hyperion and Spang of the Hybrids, she sets out to prevent the city from destroying the Earth's ozone layer.
32 pages, Full Color. Bagged with trading card.
Just a Mad In-Fatuation, Part 2. Story by Peter Stone. Art by Dan Barry and Brian Garvey. Cover by Neal Adams. Inner cover by Dan Barry.
The return of Ms. Mystic, the magical hero created by the legendary Neal Adams. Ms. Mystic is torn between her attraction to Gabriel Conde and her fear that he's a monster; meanwhile, Conde himself is torn over his treatment of his brother. This issue's gimmick cover featured a second cover underneath.
Final issue of the series; followed by Ms. Mystic (1993 3rd Series) Deathwatch 2000 #1. 32 pages, Full Color.
Story by Neal Adams. Pencils by Brian Murray and Neal Adams. Inks by Ian Akin. Cover art: unknown. The team takes a badly wounded Mystic to be treated at the lab. But things take an unexpected turn when Mystic awakens and apparently harms Raas.
32 pgs. Full color.
Cover by Neal Adams. "Ms. Mystic," script by Neal Adams, pencils by Neal Adams, inks by Neal Adams and Michael Netzer (as Mike Nasser);
A small group of scientists, armed with an "act of Congress," are investigating the source of pollution in the Arizona desert; They find a factory in the middle of nowhere, and are attacked by automatons. Suddenly, an unknown female appears and eliminates the threat; She explains to Dr. Raas, who leads the investigation, that she was once a witch, a sensitive healer, 300 years ago. When she was burned at the stake in Salem, Massachusetts, she was able to remove her consciousness from her body and has been waiting to be freed from another dimension. "Rescue Rhapsody" Tales of Zed, script and art by Chris Miller.
36 pgs., full color.
Embossed cover, Part 3 of the 4-part 'Troika': A new era is underway for the Dark Knight, with the return of Bruce Wayne as Batman in a new costume, crossing swords with Romana as the Troika's hold on Gotham's underworld tightens. Continued from Batman Shadow of the Bat (1992) #35. Concludes in Robin (1993-2009) #14. W
Written by Chuck Dixon, with art by Graham Nolan and Scott Hanna. Cover 682A by Nolan and Terry Austin.
Prodigal part 11. A series of murders in Gotham City have been committed by a 'big armored guy with steel wings and claws,' leading Batman to seek out Jean Paul Valley, the former armored Dark Knight. Prodigal concludes in Robin (1993-2009) #13.
Written by Chuck Dixon, with art by Graham Nolan and Klaus Janson. Cover by Nolan.
Prodigal part 7. The new Batman has a showdown with Two-Face in Gotham City's Hall of Records, a confrontation that becomes a disturbing mirror for the dark episode in the Dark Knight's past that was revealed in Robin (1993-2009) #0. Meanwhile, Gordon and Essen's relationship deteriorates. Continues in Robin (1993-2009) #12.
Written by Chuck Dixon, with art by Lee Weeks, Graham Nolan and Joe Rubinstein. Cover by Weeks.
Continued from Batman Shadow of the Bat (1992) #0. As Bruce Wayne ponders the future, his early days as the Dark Knight come to mind, when he used his vast fortune to amass an arsenal of high-tech hardware to aid him in his war on crime. Plus, more is revealed about a dark episode in Batman's past.
Written by Chuck Dixon, with art by Graham Nolan and Scott Hanna. Cover by Nolan and Hanna. 36 pgs.
The events of ZERO HOUR unexpectedly grant Bruce Wayne his fondest wish...a world in which his parents were never killed! Now Batman must struggle with the question of finding some way to repair the timestream, or leaving it as he always wished it could be...except in this rewritten history, young Bruce Wayne was the one murdered.
Written by Chuck Dixon, with art by Graham Nolan and Bob McLeod. Cover by Nolan and Scott Hanna.
Part 9 of the 12-part KnightsEnd: The burning shards of Bruce Wayne's Batmobile rain on a savage battle between Nightwing and Batman, with Robin helpless to stop it. Continued from Batman Shadow of the Bat (1992) #30. Continues in Batman Legends of the Dark Knight (1989-2007) #63.
Written by Chuck Dixon, with art by Graham Nolan and Scott Hanna. Cover by Kelley Jones.
In the extra-sized Part 3 (of 12) of KnightsEnd, Nightwing and Robin continue shadowing Batman, while the Dark Knight hunts for the arms dealer he believes has ties to the Order of St. Dumas. Meanwhile, Bruce Wayne's retraining continues in a battle against two deadly martial arts warriors atop speeding vehicles on the Gotham Expressway! Continued from Batman Shadow of the Bat (1992) #29. Continues in Batman Legends of the Dark Knight (1989-2007) #62. Written by Chuck Dixon, with art by Graham Nolan and Scott Hanna. Cover by Kelley Jones and John Beatty.
KnightQuest: The Crusade, following the adventures of Azrael as the new Batman, continues: Caught between a rock and a hard place, Batman has to face the climax of the Joker's homicidal foray into film production and try to cope with an internal struggle between the demands of the System and his own humanity.
Written by Chuck Dixon, with art by Graham Nolan and Scott Hanna. Cover by Kelley Jones.
KnightQuest: The Crusade, following the adventures of Azrael as the new Batman, continues: The Joker's major motion picture, The Death of Batman, isn't going quite as well as planned, so the Clown Prince of Crime ups the stakes by drawing Batman into a deadly...pie fight?
Written by Chuck Dixon, with art by Graham Nolan and Scott Hanna. Cover by Kelley Jones.
KnightQuest: The Crusade, featuring the adventures of Azrael as the new Batman, continues: The Clown Prince of Crime devises a crazed new scheme to destroy the Dark Knight. But the game changes when the Joker discovers this isn't the same Batman he's known!
Written by Chuck Dixon, with art by Graham Nolan and Scott Hanna. Cover by Kelley Jones.
KnightQuest: The Crusade, following the adventures of Azrael as the new Batman, continues: The Trigger Twins are stealing millions on a speeding subway car far beneath Gotham City, where no one can stop them...until the new Batman offers them a demonstration they won't soon forget!
Written by Chuck Dixon, with art by Graham Nolan and Eduardo Barreto. Cover by Kelley Jones. Joker cameo.
KnightQuest: The Crusade, following the adventures of Azrael as the new Batman, continues: Robin and Batman have their ultimate confrontation, ending with Tim Drake being locked out of the Batcave. This issue leads directly into Robin (1993-2009) #1.
Written by Chuck Dixon, with art by Graham Nolan and Scott Hanna. Cover by Kelley Jones.
Knightfall: Chapter 12. Story by Chuck Dixon. Art by Graham Nolan and Scott Hanna. Cover by Kelley Jones. Story continued from Batman # 497.
The diabolical man-brute known as Bane has broken the Batman. His back broken and left for dead, Batman is in no shape to stop Bane from taken Gotham for himself. Who will take up the fight?
Knightfall: Chapter 10. "No Rest for the Wicked!" Story by Chuck Dixon. Art by Graham Nolan and Scott Hanna. Cover by Kelley Jones.
The longest night in Batman's life continues as he and the Mayor are swept away by the irresistible force of millions of gallons of water from the Gotham River. Can the Dark Knight find a way out before the underground tunnel fills up and they both drown? Story continues in Batman #497.
KnightFall part 2. The Ventriloquist and Amygdala tear the city apart searching for the lost Scarface as Batman and Robin try to cope with the madness of Gotham City, under siege by escapees from Arkham Asylum. Continued in Batman (1940) #493.
Written by Chuck Dixon, with art by Norm Breyfogle. Cover by Kelley Jones.
Cover art by Travis Charest and Ray McCarthy. The Serpent Pit starring Batman, Robin, and the Huntress, script by Chuck Dixon, pencils by Graham Nolan, inks by Scott Hanna; Batman and the Huntress battle terrorists.
"Beyond the Law!" Guest-starring the Huntress. Story by Chuck Dixon. Art by Graham Nolan and Scott Hanna.
When the Huntress and Batman attempt to take down a gang of hoods they learn these crooks have diplomatic immunity. The tables are turned as the two vigilantes find themselves wanted by the law.
"A Bullet for Bullock!" Story by Chuck Dixon. Art by Graham Nolan and Scott Hanna. Detective Bullock is getting too close to solving a crime and someone wants him dead. When the surly detective feels he's in over his head he calls in some back-up...the Batman.
