Scott, Big Barda and Oberon move to New York and even that task creates problems and adventures in "Movin' Day." Story also has a two-page retelling of Mr. Miracle's origin.
Script by Doug Moench and art by Joe Phillips and Bob Dvorak.
Cover price $1.00.
Mr. Miracle/Scott Free returns to Earth and finds out that everybody thinks he is dead, Big Barda is in jail and some rioting at his house concerning Barda's actions while he was gone in "Mutants."
Script by Doug Moench and art by M.D. Bright and Romeo Tanghal.
Cover price $1.00.
On Apokolips, Mr. Miracle comes face-to-face with his old nemesis Granny Goodness in "Apokolips Then and Now."
Script by Doug Moench and art by Joe Phillips and Bob Dvorak.
Cover price $1.00.
Mr. Miracle and his team end up on Apokolips while back on Earth, Big Barda mistakenly believes that Scott Free is dead in "Fury Hath No Females Like Apokolips."
Script by Doug Moench and art by Joe Phillips and Bob Dvorak.
Cover price $1.00.
Mr. Miracle struggles against the Trial of Five on an alien planet while Big Barda deals with problems on Earth in "Power Fantasy."
Script by Doug Moench and art by Joe Phillips and Bruce Patterson.
Cover price $1.00.
Mr. Miracle and Lobo team up to save the dolphins while Big Barda deals with two kids who have discovered Mr. Miracle's secret identity in "Eating Pain."
Script by Doug Moench and art by Joe Phillips and Bruce Patterson.
Cover price $1.00.
While touring the galaxy in his super escape artist show, Mr. Miracle runs afoul of Lobo and back on Earth, Big Barda struggles to maintain a normal life in "A Fine Kettle of Fish."
Script by Len Wein and art by Joe Phillips and Bruce Patterson.
Cover price $1.00.
Funky Flashman and the Head scheme against Mr. Miracle in "Head of the Clash."
Script by Len Wein and art by Joe Phillips and Art Nichols.
Cover price $1.00.
Cover art by Steve Ditko. The Coming of the Scorpion, script by Stan Lee, art by Steve Ditko
J. Jonah Jameson pays Dr. Stillwell to turn Mac Gargan into the Scorpion to try to capture Spider-Man; Stillwell's formula makes Gargan become more evil than he originally was and the Scorpion goes on a rampage and is finally stopped by Spider-Man; reprinted from Amazing Spider-Man, The (Marvel, 1963 series) #20.
36 pgs. $0.60. Cover price $0.60.
1994 on bottom of cover. Published for the 1994-1995 holiday season. This year's Marvel Holiday Special is 64 pages of terrifically talented writers and artists working Marvel magic! John Ostrander and Tom Mandrake spread the Holiday cheer with a Captain America story; the classic "The Night Before Christmas" becomes "The Night Before X-Mas" for an X-Men tale by Karl Bollers and Sal Buscema; Greg Wright and Mike Manley team up for a touching Thing tale; Kurt Busiek and James Fry call on the Beast and Iceman to make the Holiday rounds; plus tales starring Silver Surfer and Spider-Man. Cover by George Perez.
Cover price $2.95.
1994 on cover, c1993 indicia. Spider-Man in "Hopes and Fears" by Steven Grant & Pat Broderick; Nick Fury in "Down Time" by Howard Chaykin; Tom DeFalco & Mark Gruenwald in "The Gift of the Marvelites" by Barry Dutter & Marie Severin; Captain Ultra in "Mud Pi" by Scott Lobdell & Dennis Jensen; Ghost Rider in "Harvey Teabiscuit's Yule Log" by Ann Nocenti, Tom Grindberg & Bob Almond; Hulk in "Free Will" by Peter David, Ron Lim & Bill Anderson. Pin-ups by Pat Olliffe & Michael Golden, Alex Saviuk, Tom Morgan, Nick Nepolitano, Dennis & Ryan Jensen. Cover by Michael Kaluta.
Cover price $2.95.
This year features a Wolverine story by Larry Hama and Michael Golden, the New Warriors by Fabian Nicieza, Darick Robertson and Larry Mahlstedt, Thanos by Jim Starlin, Ron Lim and Terry Austin, and Spider-Man by Stan Lee, Steve Lightle and Al Milgrom. It also includes pinups by Dave Cockrum, Ron Garney, Kerry Gammill and Rurik Tyler, plus more! Wraparound cover by Art Adams. 1993 on cover, indicia is c1992.
Cover price $2.95.
Mices on Infinite Earths! Part 2 of 2 – Guest-star Bernie Badger, Gas Gopher, the Rampaging Sloth, Bat-Bat, Samor, Strongman, and The Cow.
Written by Michael Gallagher. Art by Ernie Colon and Marie Severin. Cover by Ernie Colon (even though it's signed 'Ernie Perez').
Mighty Mousette has fallen, so in order to avenge her and stop the nigh unstoppable Anti-Minotaur, the Mouse of Steel will assemble the worlds greatest heroes and villains for one last stand. Featuring the triumphant return of Super Mouse, the initial concept by Terry Toons that eventually became Mighty Mouse. Plus, Bat-Bat stars in Everyones a Critic! Written by Mike Kanterovich and Tom Brevoort. Art by Mike Kazelah.
32 pages, FC All Ages NOTE: This cover is an homage to Crisis on Infinite Earths (1985) #12. Cover price $1.00.
Misty wants to win the Ms. Heaventeen Talent Contest. But so does Misty's rival Darlene. And that leads to a showdown between the two girls in a book length story in three parts, A Day to Forget, A Night to Remember, and Forever After. Scripts and art by Trina Robbins. Issue also has fashion pinup pages with Misty and other characters.
After winning the Ms. Heaventeen Talent Contest, Misty's friends worry about success going to her head. And when Misty gets busy with all of her activities including helping Jane Rosen, the new girl, Misty's friends think they have been snubbed in Ms. Heaventeen is Ms. Understood. Then Misty tells a spooky Halloween story and Darlene tries to use that story for a prank in The Horseless Horseman of Shady Hollow. And in A Bad Time, Misty demonstrates some slang terms during auditions for a play. Scripts and art by Trina Robbins. Issue also has fashion pinup pages with Misty and other characters.
Cover price $0.65.
Cover by Steven Hughes. "The Covenant" [Part 4], script by David Quinn, art by Steven Hughes
Lady Death has been returned to earth by Lucifer but finds that she has to battle his horsemen to get there; She discovers that Lucifer has created her human form of Hope as a separate being and she is tempted to kill her; Little does Lady Death know that Lucifer plans on bringing Hell to earth--in Las Vegas.
36 pgs., full color. $2.95. Cover price $2.95.
Cover by Steven Hughes. "The Covenant" [Part 3], script by David Quinn, art by Steven Hughes
The newly resurrected Lucifer returns to Hell only to discover that most of the realm has been swallowed in a chaos wave; He secretly observes as Lady Death returns to the Eternal Graveyard and destroys her former realm as it has been possessed by her father, Matthias; Lucifer reveals himself to Lady Death and banishes her back to earth. Continued from Purgatori (Chaos! Comics, 1998 series) #3.
36 pgs., full color. $2.95. Cover price $2.95.
Cover by Matt Martin (W) Mike Wolfer (A) Marcelo Mueller
The explosive, final battle for the Under Realm begins! After Lady Death's nearly-impossible victory over Behemoth, the forces who oppose the twisted rule of Death Queen are at last united, and make preparations to strike back against the blood-thirsty conqueror. But before they can begin to formulate a strategy,
Lady Death, Stigmata, Valora, and the meager forces of the rebellion come under siege from Death Queen's incredible war-machines and a legion of flesh-eating zombie soldiers who accompanied Behemoth to their secret location. Hopelessly outnumbered and completely surrounded, Lady Death's final fight against the insane military conquest of her own mother commences! Death Queen has plans of her own, however, as she unveils to Tormina a fail-safe, Doomsday scenario which will ensure her victory...
Cover price $3.99.
by Pulido & Kaminski, Reis, & Pimentel; colored by Roy Young
What does it mean to be the Living Avatar of He Who Reaps after an entire universe has tasted Death's embrace ? and what dark new changes will it mean for her? Her centuries-old destiny fulfilled, reborn into a new cosmos, Lady Death will learn the answers to those questions ? and discover that all that has gone before has been only the beginning...
Painted cover by David Michael Beck. (#LDDM10) FC (1 of 3)" Cover price $2.95.
Regular cover. Premieres the new on-going monthly Lady Death series from Boundless, a division of Avatar Press. Written by Brian Pulido & Mike Wolfer with art by Marcelo Mueller.
Full color, 16 pages, slick paper stock, cardstock cover. Mature readers.
"Fraggin' Wauugh!" Story by Alan Grant. Art by Val Semeiks and Ray Kryssing.
In order to save two universes, the young hero known as Access was forced to use the power of Amalgam (see Marvel versus DC (1996) #3). In this issue, the Master of Quack-Fu, Howard the Duck, and the Main Man, Lobo, are merged to create Lobo the Duck. The world is in ruins and all of Earth's heroes are dead and gone. In this post-apocalyptic landscape only the creature known as Lobo the Duck can thrive.
Cover price $1.95.
