#1 : Dr. Will Aker convinces Danny (Crazyman) to try to rescue his daughter Christine in an African country in this untitled tale written by Tim Ryan, pencilled by Will Jungkuntz, inked by Neal Adams, Romeo Tanghal and Darrell Goza. Second tale: Danny is abducted, drugged and put to work by Dr. Aker's rival in "In the Dreamtime." Written by Whiz Buckley, pencils by Will Jungkuntz, inks by Neal Adams.
#2 : Buried Alive! Story by Peter Stone. Art by Tristian Shane and Neal Adams. Cover by Neal Adams and Brian Bolland. Hotshot troubleshooter Danny Brody uses his emotional instability as a superpower, giving him added strength and pain resistance - or at least, that's what he believes. During a mission, CrazyMan is plagued by nightmares of being buried alive. When the dreams come true, it's too crazy even for him to stand. Featuring a rare pairing of Neal Adams and Brian Bolland on the cover. 32 pages.
#3 : Story by Peter Stone. Art by Dan Barry and Richard Bennett. Cover by Richard Bennett and Neal Adams. Hotshot troubleshooter Danny Brody uses his emotional instability as a superpower, giving him added strength and pain resistance - or at least, that's what he believes. Terrorists target a bank, and CrazyMan targets the terrorists; the bank job has a connection to his next mission as well. Final issue of the series.
Die-cut cover by Aron Weisenfeld and Neal Adams. Story by Neal Adams and Peter Stone. Art by Aron Weisenfeld and Richard Bennett.
Part of the Deathwatch 2000 crossover saga from Neal Adams' Continuity Comics. Genetically engineered heroes The Hybrids get their powers from alien DNA. The Hybrids are attempting to repair the ozone layer when DevilSpawn appears to lead them on a merry chase to a particular canyon. This series was produced with multiple variant covers and other promotional gimmicks of the time; this issue has a die-cut cover. Originally issued polybagged with a trading card. 40 pages, Full Color.
Story by Neal Adams and Peter Stone. Art by Aron Weisenfeld, Alberto Saichan and Andres Klacik.
Part of the Deathwatch 2000 crossover saga from Neal Adams' Continuity Comics. Genetically engineered heroes The Hybrids get their powers from alien DNA. FireBat returns, as a pawn of the Dragon's plans for the Deathwatch crisis.
Silver foil cover by Neal Adams. Story by Neal Adams and Peter Stone. Art by Ernesto Infante and Andres Klacik. Part of the Deathwatch 2000 crossover saga from Neal Adams' Continuity Comics. As the Prelude to Deathwatch begins, Megalith is attacked by the Hellbenders, while guest stars Ms. Mystic and the Hybrids face the DevilSpawn.
Not polybagged and does not include Hybrids Deathwatch 2000 (1993) #0B. 32 pages, Full Color.
Foldout cover by Neal Adams and Rudy Nebres. Story by Neal Adams and Peter Stone. Art by Ernesto Infante and Andres Klacik.
Part of the Deathwatch 2000 crossover saga from Neal Adams' Continuity Comics. Megalith joins forces with Mite and Sheath of the Hybrids to find the device that can stop the Deathwatch - but first, they must face a monster from his past.
32 pages, full Color.
2P - Deathwatch 2000 Part 10. Wraparound cover also folds out. Polybagged with trading card.
Shaman forces Megalith to face the real problem plaguing the planet, but not before they (along with Mite and Shealth) engage in some combat in "The Warning." CyberRad appearance. Plot by Neal Adams, story by Peter Stone, pencils by Vicente Alcazar, inks by Andre Klasic.
Neal Adams cover.
Story by Neal Adams. Art by Mark Beachum, Brian Garvey, Ian Akin, and Neal Adams. Cover by Neal Adams.
An orphaned American girl raised on an isolated island of Japanese martial arts experts becomes not a samurai or a sensei, but a samuree. When terrorists take the Museum of Natural History hostage, Megalith, Armor and Silver Streak intervene - but so does Samuree.
32 pages, Full Color.
Art by Mark Beachum, Brian Garvey, Ian Akin, and Neal Adams. Wraparound cover by Neal Adams.
An orphaned American girl raised on an isolated island of Japanese martial arts experts becomes not a samurai or a sensei, but a samuree. Guest starring real-life movie special effects make-up artist Tom Savini. After Savini is abducted, Megalith, Armor and Silver Streak are mystified, but the abduction has something to do with Samuree's hidden past.
Featuring a script from DC legend Elliot S! Maggin. 32 pages, Full Color.
Direct Edition cover by Neal Adams. Trapped. Story by Elliot S! Maggin. Art by Mark Beachum, Brian Garvey, Ian Akin, and Neal Adams.
An orphaned American girl raised on an isolated island of Japanese martial arts experts becomes not a samurai or a sensei, but a samuree. As Samuree and the Revengers pursue the terrorists who have abducted Tom Savini, more of Samuree's terrible past is revealed. Guest starring real-life special effects artist Tom Savini.
Featuring a script from DC legend Elliot S! Maggin. 32 pages, Full Color.
Direct Edition cover by Mark Beachum. Story by Elliot S! Maggin and Peter Stone. Art by Mark Beachum, Brian Garvey, Ian Akin, and Neal Adams
An orphaned American girl raised on an isolated island of Japanese martial arts experts becomes not a samurai or a sensei, but a samuree. Samuree may not understand much about the modern world, but if there's one thing she does know, it's how to kill zombies. Featuring a script from DC legend Elliot S! Maggin.
32 pages, Full Color.
Direct Edition cover by Mark Beachum. The Passion Within... Story by Elliot S! Maggin, Neal Adams and Peter Stone. Art by Steve Geiger, Brian Garvey, Ian Akin, and Neal Adams.
An orphaned American girl raised on an isolated island of Japanese martial arts experts becomes not a samurai or a sensei, but a samuree. Samuree's mission to rescue the hostages becomes even more desperate when she learns that the key player in her origin story is among them. Featuring a script assist from DC legend Elliot S! Maggin.
32 pages, Full Color.
Newsstand Edition cover by Mark Beachum. Ariman. Story by Neal Adams and Peter Stone. Art by Rodney Ramos, Brian Garvey, Ian Akin, and Neal Adams.
An orphaned American girl raised on an isolated island of Japanese martial arts experts becomes not a samurai or a sensei, but a samuree. The prophet Zoroaster has been defeated by Samuree and the Revengers, but now his god has possessed the body of a young woman.
32 pages, Full Color.
Newsstand Edition painted cover by Kristine Adams. The End of Pain. Story by Peter Stone. Art by Dave Hoover, Brian Garvey, Mark Beachum, and Neal Adams.
An orphaned American girl raised on an isolated island of Japanese martial arts experts becomes not a samurai or a sensei, but a samuree. Someone with superhuman powers invades Jerri-Anne's home, but he's actually looking for Samuree.
Final issue of the series.
Cover by Neal Adams. NOTE: #2-4 do NOT exist.
Deathwatch 2000, Part 1, untitled story, script by Neal Adams and Peter Stone (additional writing), art by Neal Adams; Valeria saves a family from an attack by demon bats, only to find out about the return of their master, Lith Kasti; Valeria's brother Rilla remembers how he and his team of were-creatures saved Valeria from Lith Kasti.
Cover by Neal Adams. Untitled story, script and art by Esteban Maroto and Neal Adams; Zero recruits five humans to help him save Earth, and later, to protect the Universe. Untitled story, script and art by Neal Adams; Megalith prevents a bank holdup in his home town. 36 pgs., full color.
Cover by Neal Adams. Untitled story, script and art by Esteban Maroto and Neal Adams; Orion and Heather investigate the planet Nur-Man where evolutionary progress appears to have stopped. 36 pgs., full color.
