"Deadside Part Two" - Tommy Lee Bones and the Dead Men are passing sentence on the good citizens of New Orleans -- one miserable soul at a time. When the stink of magic brings Tommy Lee 'round to the Wild at Heart -- hell, even a cold-soul killer like Zero doesn't have the bullets that'll take out a Dead Man. But the Voodoo priestess Nettie, half-dead and out for revenge, offers Zero a life-line (or is it a death-line?): the power of Shadowman, and a free ride between Earth and Deadside. Sound like a good deal? Sure, if you like having your ribs broken and your lungs and heart turned into stew. So now the Dead Men are at the door, and Zero's got Shadowman's power. But is it power enough?
Written by Garth Ennis, with art and cover by Ashley Wood.
Suggested for Mature Readers. FC, 32 pgs. Cover price $2.50.
Variant cover "Deadside" - Forget everything you know about Shadowman -- Garth Ennis and Ashley Wood take you on a whiskey-guzzling, 'Dukes of Hazzard' theme-song-singin', wild ride through the darkest streets of the Big Easy...and the darkest recesses of the human soul. Shadowman is dead. New Orleans is up for grabs...and there's a new marshal in town, ready to kill the dead again! His name is Zero.
He's got a gun, a teddy bear, and all the personality of a dead fish. He walks between the worlds of the living and the dead...and everyone wants a part of him. But when the Dead Men come to town, Zero's guns ain't worth a damn...and sparkling wit won't get him very far with a bunch of drunk zombies! And for Zero, only a half-dead Voodoo priestess holds the key which will mean the difference between life and death.
Written by Garth Ennis, with art and cover by Ashley Wood.
Suggested for Mature Readers. FC, 32 pgs. Cover price $2.50.
Now, because Valiant readers demanded it, an entire adventure starring Maxwell St. James, the turn of the century Shadowman from Shadowman (1992 1st Series) #0. St. James joins forces with Armstrong, of Archer & Armstrong, to thwart human sacrifices by Edwardian London's Cult of Asmodeus.
Jules Verne airships, the Hellfire Club, and a 40-round bare-knuckles prizefight are just some of the encounters St. James will experience during his English adventure. Fans of Archer & Armstrong know that at some time in the past, Armstrong had met at least one Shadowman before encountering Jack Boniface. This is the story of one such meeting, as told by Eisner Award-winner Mike Baron!
Written by Mike Baron, with art by Val Mayerik. Edited by Bob Hall.
Cover price $3.95.
In the aftermath of his trial, Shadowman questions his obsession with fighting evil. After UNITY, he was sure he couldn't be killed until 1999. Find out what has finally changed his mind about his future!
"Nightcourt" is written by Bob Hall, with art and cover by Bob Hall and Tom Ryder.
Cover price $2.50.
Musician Jack Boniface, a.k.a. Shadowman, has been chosen to wield the power of the Shadowman. Not fully comprehending these voodoo powers, Shadowman simply knows that at night he is nearly unstoppable. Now he struggles to keep his powers under control while trying to discover the mysterious purpose which he was created for. This issue: Jack Boniface's jazz career takes off!
"Funeral Rap" is written by Bob Hall and Greg Boone (rap lyrics), with art and cover by Bob Hall and Tom Ryder.
Cover price $2.50.
Part 2 of 2. Ishmael, the hitman who can add kinetic energy to objects he throws, attempts to complete his contract on Shadowman's girlfriend Marcia. It's up to Shadowman to keep her safe until she testifies about the mob hit she witnessed.
"Flames of Rage" is written by Mike Baron, with art by Robert Hand and John Dixon. Cover by Bob Hall.
Cover price $2.50.
Part 1 of 2. Shadowman's girlfriend Marcia witnesses a gangster hit, unwittingly making herself a target if the gangsters should figure out who she is. These same gangsters have hired the assassin Ishmael to eliminate the star witness in a mobster's trial. Of course, there's a bonus clause in Ishmael's contract. All he has to do is find and kill the woman who witnessed the earlier knock-off. Ishmael is after Marcia. Shadowman is after Ishmael.
"Cinderella Blues" is written by Mike Baron, with pencils by Robert Hand. Cover by Bob Hall.
Cover price $2.50.
The origin of the New Orleans voodoo coven is revealed when Shadowman battles black magic. His fight against things-man-was-not-meant-to-know takes him to the heartland of voodoo on a small Caribbean island.
"Quest" is written by Bob Hall, with art by Bob Hall and Tom Ryder. Cover by Bob Hall.
Cover price $2.50.
Shadowman pursues the Night Monster deep into the bayous of Cajun Country. But Shadowman had better beware, for the Night Monster still wants to feed on Jack's life force! Meanwhile, Blister, Shadowman's nemesis from the future, begins a cross-country trek to find his idol -- you guessed it -- Shadowman!
"In the Belly of the Beast" is written by Bob Hall, with art and cover by Bob Hall and Tom Ryder.
Cover price $2.50.
A Chaos Effect Aftermath Issue! He's Shadowman's most savage enemy: the Night Monster. In the aftermath of the Chaos Effect, the Night Monster rises from the grave to devastate New Orleans and pursue the life force of Jack Boniface!
"Hunger" is written by Bob Hall, with art and cover by Bob Hall and Tom Ryder.
Cover price $2.50.
An arsonist is loose in New Orleans. Jack gets evicted from his apartment. Shadowman's saxophone is stolen. Somebody is going to pay! Featuring the return of Rotwak!
"Aftermath" is written by Bob Hall, with art and cover by Bob Hall and Tom Ryder.
Cover price $2.50.
THE CHAOS EFFECT - BETA: Part 1 (of 4; 2 of 18).
Massive levels of Darque power 'supercharge' Valiant's characters who channel necromantic forces, including Shadowman and the Darques. The conflict between Shadowman and Master Darque takes on colossal proportions as the two struggle to control the power and best each other. Will Sandria use her newfound power reserves to help or hinder her evil brother?
"If This Be Madness" is written by Bob Hall, with art by Bob Hall, Tom Ryder and Phyllis Novin. Cover by Bob Hall and Bob Layton.
Cover price $2.50.
While Shadowman continues his war against the New Orleans underworld, Master Darque returns to exploit the curse he has placed on Jack.
"Something Coming" is written by Bob Hall, with art and cover by Bob Hall and Tom Ryder.
Cover price $2.50.
Bob Hall's finely crafted story continues as Jack Boniface, aka Shadowman, goes after the drug lord of New Orleans and gets a new apartment. The two halves of this issue's adventures are like night and day.
"The Morning After" is written by Bob Hall, with art and cover by Bob Hall and Tom Ryder.
Cover price $2.50.
Jack's return to New Orleans is far from a happy homecoming as he must stop Leland Paige and his neo Nazi supporters from taking over the city.
"Glitter Night" is written by Bob Hall, with art and cover by Bob Hall and Tom Ryder.
Cover price $2.50.
Bob Hall crafts another tale of supernatural suspense as Jack struggles to repay his hellish debt to Master Darque. Will Shadowman ever be free of the Master?
"H.A.T.E." is written by Bob Hall, with art by Bob Hall and Tom Ryder. Cover by Bob Hall.
Cover price $2.50.
Guest-starring Doctor Mirage! As Darque's evil plans to destroy Mirage come to fruition, only Shadowman can save the good doctor in this Shadowman/Doctor Mirage crossover. Continued from Second Life of Doctor Mirage (1993) #5.
"Didn't He Ramble?" is written by Bob Hall, with art by Bob Hall and John Dixon. Cover by Bob Hall and Tom Ryder.
Cover price $2.50.
An unwilling slave of Master Darque, Shadowman is forced to undertake a quest through time to serve the Master's evil whims. Doctor Mirage appearance. Continues in Second Life of Doctor Mirage (1993) #5.
"Again and Again and Again" is written by Bob Hall, with art by Bob Hall and John Dixon. Cover by Bob Hall and Tom Ryder.
Cover price $2.50.
Cover by Bob Hall and Tom Ryder. Time Slidin', script by Bob Hall, art by Bob Hall and John Dixon
To save his mother's life Jack Boniface has sworn the services of Shadowman to Master Darque, and now it's time for Darque to collect!; When Darque sends Jack sliding backwards and forwards through time he'll see the future he's inspired and the past that haunts him. But will the legacy of the Shadowman save him, or be his end?
36 pgs., color. $2.50. Cover price $2.50.
Master Darque unleashes an evil specter from Jack's past in an attempt to gain control of the Shadowman. Can Jack survive the "Sins of the Fathers"?
Written by Don Perlin and Bob Hall, with art by Mel Rubi and John Dixon. Cover by Mark Moretti and John Dixon.
Cover price $2.50.
Guest-starring Steven Tyler and Aerosmith! Steven Tyler and Aerosmith team up with Shadowman in a musical mystery tour of Master Darque's New Orleans.
"Darque Desires" is written by Bob Hall, with art by Bob Hall and John Dixon. Cover by Bob Hall and Tom Ryder.
Cover price $2.50.
Part 2 of 2. Continued from last issue. Guest-starring Archer & Armstrong! Shadowman, Archer and Armstrong are drawn into a dangerous voodoo ritual in the bayous near New Orleans.
"Exorcism" is written by Bob Hall, with art and cover by Bob Hall and John Dixon.
Cover price $2.50.
Part 1 of 2. Continues next issue. Guest-starring Archer & Armstrong! Shadowman must come to Nettie's rescue when an old acquaintance and his current partner appear on the scene.
"Convergence" is written by Bob Hall, with art by Bob Hall and John Dixon. Cover by Bob Hall and Bob Wiacek.
Cover price $2.50.
Jack reaches the Big Apple, but his troubles are just beginning. When his motorcycle is stolen and he's threatened by drug dealers, Jack knows it's time for Shadowman to make an appearance on the mean streets of New York City.
"A Bite of the Apple" is written by Bob Hall, with art and cover by Bob Hall and John Dixon.
Cover price $2.50.
