Cover art by Ron Lim. The Anvil or The Hammer: Chapter Four of The Fall Of The Hammer, script by John Francis Moore, pencils by Pat Broderick, inks by John Nyberg;
Doom and the rest battle the false Asgardian gods, and try to keep the city from falling; continued in Punisher 2099 #13.
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Cover pencils by Pat Broderick, inks by John Nyberg. Harvest of a Quiet Eye, script by John Francis Moore, art by Alcatena
Doom fights the sorceror Necrotek with Vox's help. Vox holds one of the three eyes of Agamotto. Statement of Ownership, average no. copies each issue during preceding 12 months: 385,433.
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Cover pencils by Pat Broderick, inks by John Nyberg. Fire and Reign, script by John Francis Moore, pencils by Pat Broderick, inks by John Nyberg
Doom stops Thandaza, the crazed Wakandan elder he helped revive; Fortune continues her journey to China to find her brother, Poet close on her heels.
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Cover pencils by Pat Broderick, inks by John Nyberg. Faith and Revival, script by John Francis Moore, pencils by Pat Broderick, inks by John Nyberg
Xandra leaves for Wakanda, and Fortune for China; Wire meets Duke Stratosphere in cyberspace, who gives him something to make up for betraying him; Doom tries to revive a Wakandan elder with terrible results.
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Cover pencils by Pat Broderick, inks by John Nyberg. Breakdown, script by John Francis Moore, pencils by Pat Broderick, inks by John Nyberg
Wire didn't destroy Paloma, he made herself aware; Doom gets his brain settled with her help; He then threatens DeVargas, who is invading Latveria; Doom gives Paloma DeVargas's body in exchange for the wealth of Pixel; Doom rebuilds his castle.
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Cover art by Ernie Colon. The Spirits Within Me, script and art by Ernie Colon
Doom and Wire run around in a cyberspace construction of Doom's subconscious to try and recover Doom's lost memories.
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Cover pencils by Pat Broderick, inks by John Nyberg. Emperor of the Mind, script by John Francis Moore, pencils by Pat Broderick, inks by John Nyberg
Doom runs rampant in cyberspace with Paloma's power; He destroys Fever, then goes after DeVargas of Pixel Corp.; Wire destroys Paloma to stop Doom's rampage. Small Punisher 2099 cameo.
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Cover pencils by Pat Broderick, inks by John Nyberg. A Region of Ether and Sighs!, script by John Francis Moore, pencils by Pat Broderick, inks by John Nyberg
Fever dumps Doom and Wire into an area of cyberspace they can't escape from, patrolled by a cyber cat; After Doom disolves, Wire reactivates a program, Paloma, that pulls him back together, and powers him up.
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Cover pencils by Pat Broderick, inks by John Nyberg. Tripping the Light Fantastic, script by John Francis Moore, pencils by Pat Broderick, inks by John Nyberg
Doom and Wire meet Duke Stratosphere in cyberspace, who turns them over to Fever, who has been contracted to kill Doom.
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Cover pencils by Pat Broderick, inks by John Nyberg. This Man Condemned, script by John Francis Moore, pencils by Pat Broderick, inks by John Nyberg
Doom surfs cyberspace with Wire to find out why his armor failed unexpectedly; appearance by Fantastic Four (alternate universe version).
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Cover pencils by Pat Broderick, inks by John Beatty. Fire Answers Fire, script by John Francis Moore, pencils by Pat Broderick, inks by John Beatty
Doom faces Tiger in person, and wins in a suicide gambit.
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Cover pencils by Pat Broderick, inks by John Beatty. Unto the Breach, script by John Francis Moore, pencils by Pat Broderick, inks by John Beatty
After Doom steals some Tritonium, he plays Pixel corp against Tiger Wylde; Tiger Wylde figures out where Doom is and threatens to blow up the whole mountain.
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Cover art by Pat Broderick. The Action of the Tiger, script by John Francis Moore, pencils by Pat Broderick, inks by John Beatty
Tiger plots to overthrow Alchemax while Doom gathers his troops.
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The story and origin of E-Man's friend, private investigator Mike Mauser which goes from the streets of Brooklyn to the jungles of Vietnam to the alleys of Chicago, is revealed in "Mauser's Story."
Script by Nicola Cuti & Joe Staton & art by Joe Staton & Rick Burchett.
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E-Man and his teammates from Australia have to deal with Big Al and Randarr the Inexplicable along with their evil forces who have some new diabolical plans in "The See-Thru Wars."
Script by Joe Staton & art by Joe Staton & Rick Burchett. Issue also has "Michael Mauser's Crimestompers' Textbook – Stoolies" with script by Mike W. Barr and art by Joe Staton.
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Something has scared Teddy. And when E-Man and Nova try to find out what, it leads to adventure in Australia and encounters with some new characters in "Captain Koala."
Script by Joe Staton & art by Joe Staton & Rick Burchett.
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E-Man rescues and then tries to help a strange acting young man who wants to find someone named Dot while Mauser tries to solve the mystery of some missing films in "If You Knew Herb."
Script by Joe Staton & art by Joe Staton & Rick Burchett. Issue also has a text feature "Scapegoat in Four Colors – Part 3" by Charles Meyerson. Cover price increases to $1.25.
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The villain Samuel Boar is in control of things and Mauser and Nova's lives depend on what E-Man does in "Sunrise Sunset."
Script by Joe Staton & art by Joe Staton & Rick Burchett. Issue also has a text feature "Origins of Independent Comics – Part 6" by Charles Meyerson. Wraparound cover by Joe Staton.
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Mauser comes to Chicago and needs E-Man's help with a case. Nova isn't happy about that but E-Man helps him anyway in "Fat Man's Fury."
Script by Joe Staton & art by Joe Staton & Rick Burchett. Issue also has a text feature "Origins of Independent Comics – Part 5" by Charles Meyerson.
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On their way to Chicago, E-Man and Nova's car breaks down in a bizarre town called Cynosure, Indiana which has Prince Chaos there and causing all kinds of trouble in "A Town Called Chaos."
Script by Joe Staton & art by Joe Staton & Rick Burchett. Issue also has a text feature "Origins of Independent Comics – Part 3" by Charles Meyerson.
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Tyger Lili returns, Nova has a great job offer from a Chicago television station to host a kid's monster movie show and a villain named Big Al steps into the picture in "The Sewer of Doom."
Script by Joe Staton & art by Joe Staton & Rick Burchett.
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E-Man and Nova travel to Nova's hometown to locate Mauser's nephew who was sent to the town to investigate Nova's past and the trip leads E-Man and Nova into danger and mystery in "Blacklung."
Script by Martin Pasko & Paul Kupperberg & art by Joe Staton & Rick Burchett. Issue also has a snack ad parody featuring "The Absolutely Last Stinkie Ad, Really" and a text feature "Origins of Independent Comics – Part 2" by Charles Meyerson.
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After a battle with Thoughtmaster puts E-Man in the hospital, he dreams about his life and everything that has happen with him in "Feed Me."
Script by Martin Pasko & art by Joe Staton & Rick Burchett. Issue also has a snack ad parody featuring Fred Hembeck.
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E-Man and company have to deal with the Psychobabbler who is holding the whole city of New York for ransom and has a lot of tricks up his sleeve in "Getting Void."
Script by Martin Pasko & art by Joe Staton. Issue also has a snack ad parody featuring Omaha the Cat Dancer.
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