Newsstand edition: $1.95 cover price. Cover pencils by Thomas Derenick, inks by Mike S. Miller. "Prelude To Chaos," script by R. A. Jones, art by Thomas Derenick
Wisecrack is a super villain from Earth that was trapped in an alien dimension with his lackey, Jackdaw; They have claimed control of their environment, making its inhabitants their slaves; However, Wisecrack wishes he were back on Earth; Meanwhile, Man of War attends a committee hearing gathered together to decide if the government should continue to fund the Protectors, since Mr. Monday and his Steel Army have been apprehended; Later, Ferret makes himself busy by hunting down a criminal attempting to escape the country; Ferret uses unnecessary violence, breaking the criminals arms and legs, much to the chagrin of Man of War; Before their argument escalates, a large sound interrupts them and they find Mighty Man was punched hard; He explains that he and Amazing Man were training and Amazing Man lost control of himself, falling into a berserker frenzy; The team tries to break Amazing Man out of his frenzy, but to no avail. Fortunately, the Witch is able to use her power to calm Amazing Man down.
36 pgs., full color. $1.95. Cover price $1.95.
$2.50 cover-priced Direct Market Edition. Cover pencils by Thomas Derenick, inks by Mike S. Miller. "There Are Doors," script by R. A. Jones, pencils by Thomas Derenick,inks by Emir Ribeiro
The Protectors enter the portal to another dimension found by Thresher and Air Man previously; They enter a domain that resembles hell and is actually in control of a super villain from Earth known as Wisecrack; When Wisecrack learns of intruders in his realm, he sends a force to attack the interlopers; The Protectors battle against human-like flying dinosaurs almost immediately; The Protectors are also assault on the ground and the superhero team find their opponents easily fallen in battle; However, the foes have the sheer numbers and they are able to kidnap both Arc and Gravestone; Man of War gathers the team and briefly reflects on the events that have led them there, including the meeting where Marcia Beckworth revealed her new-found superpowers; Unknown to the team, another superhero named the Arrow, who is determined to join the Protectors, was a stowaway on the helicopter that transported the team to the portal, located in the town of Brinkston; While there, Man of War expresses his concern for the new Night Mask's lack of experience. Pull out poster, not included in the Newsstand Edition.
36 pgs., full color. Cover price $2.50.
Newstant edition with $1.95 cover price. Cover pencils by Thomas Derenick, inks by Mike S. Miller. "An End To Prologue!", script by R. A. Jones, pencils by Thomas Derenick, inks by Emir Ribeiro
The Protectors fight off another swarm of opponents, sent by Wisecrack; Meanwhile, Wisecrack busies himself by informing his legion that he intends to return back to Earth through whatever means the Protectors have journeyed to his current dimension; Some of Wisecrack's subjects have been torturing Gravestone to get the answer behind the portal, but he refuses to speak; Wisecrack orders his death if he does not release any information and the guards seemingly kill him; Arc mourns over his body with the Protectors try to raid Wisecrack's castle; The Arrow, who secretly entered this dimension through the Protector's portal, raids the castle alone; Arc soon learns that Gravestone isn't dead and has regained his strength, they break out of their prison; While the battles wages outside of Wisecrack's castle, he orders for all of his human slaves to be put on the roof of his palace; He intends to bring all of the humans he has enslaved and bring them to a pocket dimension so they can remain there; Ferret breaks away from the battle and finds only Jackdaw and one female human left.
36 pgs., full color. Cover price $2.50.
Cover art by DWR and Jon Holdredge. First and Foremost (Ch. 1), inks by Bruce McCorkindale. Buena Sera, Mrs. Campbell (Ch. 2), inks by Larry Welch. Prototype Re-Engineering (Ch. 3), inks by Jeff Albrecht.
Prototype No More (Ch. 4), inks by Andrew Pepoy. Ultra-Hero 101 (Ch. 5), inks by Jason Martin. Scripts by Len Strazewski and Tom Mason, pencils by Gordon Purcell.
44 pgs. Cover price $2.50.
"Turf War." Campbell battles against Terrordyne in New York City.
Jimmy tries reaching out to Campbell. Written by Len Strazewski and Tom Mason. Art by Roger Robinson, Scott Reed, and Violent Hues.
32 pgs. Full color. $1.95 cover price. Cover price $1.95.
"Assault on the Dark Tower." Felicia, Campbell, and Jimmy invade the Ultratech Tower to confront Leland.
Written by Len Strazewski and Tom Mason. Cover art by Roger Robinson and Jeff Whiting. Art by Roger Robinson, Scott Reed, Thomas Florimonte, Larry Welch, Tim Roddick, and Violent Hues.
32 pgs. Full color. $1.95 cover price. Cover price $1.95.
Ultraverse Premiere flip-book - Cover art by Roger Robinson and Jeff Whiting. A Firm Hand, script by Len Strazewski, pencils by Dean Zachary, inks by John Livesay. Prime illustration by Steve Grant and Thomas Florimonte Jr. Days of Summer Glory starring Ironclad, script by Mark Paniccia, pencils by Brian O'Connell, inks by Larry Welch and Scott Reed. Design for Living starring Ladykiller, script by Kurt Busiek, pencils by Kris Renkewitz, inks by Jeff Albrecht. The Eye Has It, script by Tom Mason, pencils by Brock Hor Jr., inks by Moose Baumann and Scott Reed. Candid Pixx starring Ultraforce, script by Gerard Jones, pencils by Brock Hor Jr., inks by Jim Sanders.
68 pgs. $3.50. Cover price $3.50.
"Bent, Folded, Spindled and Mutilated." The Manhattan Project goes on the loose and targets Prototype.
Written by Len Strazewski. Cover art by Lopresti and Moore. Art by Roger Robinson, Scott Reed, and Foodhammer! with Tabitha Martin.
32 pgs. Full color. $1.95 cover price. Cover price $1.95.
"Burning Commitment." After being revitalized by the Techuza, Jones goes after Prototype. Jimmy takes Angella out to a fancy restaurant and proposes marriage.
Written by Len Strazewski. Cover art by Robinson and Baskerville. Art by Dean Zachary, Scott Reed, Chad Hunt, and Foodhammer! with Tabitha Martin.
32 pgs. Full color. $1.95 cover price. Cover price $1.95.
"Driven to Kill." Prototype continues his fight with Jones. But during the battle, Angella is kidnapped.
Written by Len Strazewski. Cover art by Zachary and Austin (however, on the letters page Robinson and Baskerville are credited). Art by Roger Robinson, Scott Reed, and Foodhammer! with Andy Walton.
32 pgs. Full color. $1.95 cover price. Cover price $1.95.
Cover art by Kevin Conroy and Larry Welch. On The Trail of the Techuza, script by Len Strazewski, pencils by George Dove, inks by Scott Reed
Prototype and Ranger go to rescue Angella, who was taken by agents of Techuza.
36 pgs. $1.95. Cover price $1.95.
Cover art by Kevin Conroy and Bruce McCorkindale. Friendly Fire, script by R.A. Jones, pencils by Paul Abrams, inks by John Strangeland and Rodney Gates
Prototype battles a new enemy (Battlewagon) who used to be a friend.
36 pgs. $2.50. Cover price $2.50.
"Hero and the Terror" by Tom Mason/Len Strazewski (script) & David Ammerman/James Pasco (art); Terrordyne, Inc, Heater, Wraith app; Wraith pin-up by Ammerman; Rune flip-book by Barry Windsor-Smith (art & plot) & Chris Ulm (plot & script) (3 pgs), Part F "The Nectar of Life"; Night Man preview by Steve Engleheart (words) & Darick Robertson (art); The Mighty Magnor - Third Chapter by Sergio Aragones (art) & Mark Evanier (script); Cover price $2.50.
Cover art by Jerome Moore. "Mission: Moon" starring The Strangers, Bob Campbell, J.D. Hunt, Jake Alexander, Aladdin, Gordon Bell, Stanley Leland, Empire-7, Supra, and Prototype, script by Steve Englehart (plot), Len Strazewski (plot, script), and Tom Mason (plot, script), pencils by Roger Robinson, inks by Jeff Whiting
The Strangers steal a rocket from J.D. Hunt. Calling in some favors, J.D. Hunt gets Stanley Leland to send Prototype to retrieve it; Prototype is joined with Empire-7 and Supra, pilots and ultras that will pilot the shuttle to chase after the Strangers. Continued between Break-Thru #1/Strangers #7.
36 pgs., full color. Cover price $1.95.
Cover art by Chato. Down In Flames starring Prime, The Strangers, James Alexander, Ranter (Bill Campbell), Veil, Stanley Leland, Arena, and Prototype, script by Len Strazewski and Tom Mason, pencils by Roger Robinson, inks by Jeff Whiting. Warstrike character profile, script by Dan Danko and Roland Mann.
36 pgs. $1.95. Cover price $1.95.
Cover art by Roger Robinson and Jeff Whiting. Arena of Doom, script by Tom Mason and Len Strazewski, pencils by Roger Robinson, inks by Jeff Whiting
Prototype II battles Arena. Prototypography, script by Tom Mason and Len Strazewski, pencils by Lenard Kirk, inks by Larry Welch; an amusing synopsis of the series.
36 pgs. $1.95. Cover price $1.95.
Cover art by David Williams and Mike Christian. Get Ready to Rumble!, script by Len Stazewski and Tom Mason, pencils by Roger Robinson, inks by Jeff Whiting
Bob "Prototype" Campbell recalls his first battle with Arena.
32 pgs. $1.95. Cover price $1.95.
Cover art by Aaron Lopresti and Terry Austin.
Prototype Unplugged starring Prototype III (Donovan Jones), Landon, Jane, Veil, and Stanley Leland, script by Len Strazewski and Tom Mason, pencils by Roger Robinson, inks by Jeff Whiting.
32 pgs. $1.95. Cover price $1.95.
Unauthorized biography of serial killers Peter Sutcliff and Dennis Nilson.
Written by Jack & Karen Herman with art by Adam DeKraker and Donald Tenney.
B&W, 32 pages, standard paper stock. Mature readers. Cover price $2.95.
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Features John Hinckley, Bob Crane, and Rebecca Schaeffer. Written by Jack & Karen Herman with art by Wayne Reid, Steve Lefkowitz, Demetrios Moyles & Jeff Ritter. B&W, 32 pages, standard paper stock. Mature readers. Cover price $2.95.
Cover by Bill Cucinotta. Stories written by Jack & Karen Herman. Art by Wayne Reid, Adam DeKraker, and Steve Lefkowitz. 32 pages, B&W. Cover price $2.95.
