Comic books in 'Spacecraft', graded by CBCS

1st printing. Includes: Return of the Magician (script and layouts by Arn Saba, art by Don Inman), Blarg the Swordsman (by John MacLeod), Street Noise (by Ken Steacy), Malcolm and Eric (by Ian Carr), Dust Bowl Sanction by Jim Craig), Danger Squad (by Carr), A Dick Mallet Adventure (by Michael Cherkas), Neil the Horse Goes to Hell (by Saba), Little Feller (by Ron Van Leeuwen and Franc Reyes). Carr front cover; Neil the Horse back cover. Softcover, 7 1/2-in. x 10-in., 128 pages, PC/PB&W. Cover price $6.95.

James Warren's answer to the successful debut of Heavy Metal magazine, 1984 features adult-oriented (and oftentimes downright sleazy) stories and art. The name change to 1994 occurred with issue number eleven, supposedly so newsstand browsers don't confuse the magazine with George Orwell's famous novel. Issue #1 includes the following stories: Last of the Really Great, All-American Joy Juice by Bill DuBay and Jose Ortiz; The Saga of Honey Dew Melons by Nicola Cuti and Esteban Maroto; Once Upon Clarissa by Bill DuBay and Alex Nino; Quick Cut by Bill DuBay and Wally Wood (story credited solely to Wood); The Saga of Xatz and Xotz by Bill DuBay and Alfredo Alcala; Bugs! by Bill DuBay and Joe Vaultz; Mutant World by Richard Corben (in color); Faster-than-Light Instellar Travel by Jim Stenstrum and Luis Bermejo; Angel! by Bill DuBay and Rudy Nebres; and Momma, Can You Hear Me? by Nicola Cuti and Alex Nino. Cover art by Richard Corben. Cover price $1.50.

Stories in this issue include: The Last War...of the Worlds! (a sequel to Wells' War of the Worlds) by Bill DuBay and Jose Ortiz; Idi and Me by Bill DuBay and Esteban Maroto; Mondo Megillah by Alabaster Redzone (a.k.a. Jim Stenstrum) and Alex Nino; Mutant World part four by Jan Strnad and Richard Corben (in color); The Stunning Downfall of Muhammad Reptillicus! by Jim Janes, Bill DuBay, and Rudy Nebres; Ogre by Jan Strnad and Richard Corben (in color); Lullaby by Alabaster Redzone (a.k.a. Jim Stenstrum) and Jose Gonzalez; Boys' Camp by Alabaster Redzone (a.k.a. Jim Stenstrum) and Herb Arnold; and Rex Havoc and the Asskickers of the Fantastic by Jim Stenstrum and Abel Laxamana. Cover art by Patrick Woodroffe. Cover price $1.75.

Stories in this issue include: The Warhawks by Bill DuBay and Jose Ortiz; The Final Days of Idi Amin! by Bill DuBay and Esteban Maroto; Liaison Aboard a Skylab by Jeff Rovin and Alex Nino; Mutant World part six by Jan Strnad and Richard Corben (in color); Twilight's End! by Alabaster Redzone (a.k.a. Jim Stenstrum) and Rudy Nebres; and Rex Havoc and the Asskickers of the Fantastic: She Who-Must-Be-Okay! By Jim Stenstrum and Abel Laxamana. Cover art by Jim Lauier. Cover price $1.50.

Stories in this issue include: Painter's Mountain by Bill DuBay, Budd Lewis, and Alex Nino; Herma: All you Need is Love by Bill DuBay and Jose Gonzalez; Twilight's End part three by Alabaster Redzone (a.k.a. Jim Stenstrum) and Rudy Nebres; Mutant World part eight (the final installment) by Jan Strnad and Richard Corben (in color); Ghita of Alizarr part two by Frank Thorne; Madmen and Messiahs by Bill DuBay and Abel Laxamana; and Once Upon a Holocaust! by Nicola Cuti, Bill DuBay, and Alex Nino. Cover art by Jim Laurier. Cover price $1.50.

With this issue, the magazine's name was changed to 1994 to separate it from a certain famous novel by George Orwell. Stories include: East of Euthanasia by Bill DuBay and Alex Nino (DuBay's story credited to Will Richardson); The Jewels of Araknid by Rich Margopoulos and Jose Ortiz; Outpost 1017 by Rich Margopoulos and Michael Saentz; Live Large by John Ellis Sech and E.R. Cruz; The Starfire Saga part three by Bill DuBay and Rudy Nebres (in color); Ghita of Alizarr part four by Frank Thorne; Haxtur part two by Victor de la Fuente; and Once there was a...Masher! by Alex Nino. Cover art by Alex Nino. Cover price $1.75.

Stories in this issue include: The Seed! by Will Richardson (a.k.a. Bill DuBay) and Alex Nino; Jailbreak...On Channel 69! by Bob Toomey and Jose Gonzalez; Over Four Billion Served by Kevin Duane and Delando Nino; The Starfire Saga part four by Will Richardson (a.k.a. Bill DuBay) and Rudy Nebres; Ghita of Alizzar part five by Frank Thorne; and Baby Makes Three! by Kevin Duane and Abel Laxamana. Cover art by Manuel Sanjulian. Cover price $1.75.

Stories in this issue include: Lord Machina! by Bill DuBay and Alex Nino; Diana Jacklighter, Manhuntress! part two by Jim Stenstrum and Esteban Maroto; Love is a Many Tentacled Thing by Bill DuBay and Delando Nino; Ghita of Alizarr by Frank Thorne; Angel! by Bill DuBay and Rudy Nebres; Mars Bar: Tales of the Red Planet Saloon by Gerry Boudreau and Redondo Studio; and Freefall! by Bill DuBay and Alex Nino. Cover art by Alex Nino. Cover price $2.00.

Stories in this issue of reprints include: Break Even by Kevin Duane and Alex Nino; Painter's Mountain by Bill DuBay, Budd Lewis, and Alex Nino; Teleport: 2010 by Budd Lewis and Alex Nino; and Zincor and the Fempire by Gerry Boudreau and Alex Nino. Cover art by A2-120 (a.k.a. Alex Nino). Cover price $2.00.

Stories in this issue include: The Ugliest Woman in Creation! by Bill DuBay and Vic Catan; Diana Jacklighter, Manhuntress! part three by Bruce Jones and Esteban Maroto; The Star Queen by John Ellis Sech and Delando Nino; Ghita of Alizarr, Book II by Frank Thorne; and Coming of Age! by Bill DuBay and Alex Nino. Cover art by Steve Fastner and Rich Larson. Cover price $2.00.

Stories in this issue include: Young Sigmund, Sr. by Bill DuBay and Alex Nino; Diana Jacklighter, Manhuntress! part five by Don Hallassey, Bruce Jones, and Esteban Maroto; Ghita of Alizarr, Book II part three by Frank Thorne; Little Beaver by Dan Hallassey and Vic Catan; The Trials and Tribulations of Ariel Hart! by Bill DuBay and Peter Hsu; and Retard by John Ellis Sech and Alex Nino. Includes article called Paper your Walls with Psychedelic Schizophrenia! by Timothy Moriarty and Alex Nino. Cover art by Richard Corben. Cover price $2.00.

Stories in this issue include: The Big Dollhouse of Space! by John Ellis Sech and Delando Nino; Diana Jacklighter, Manhuntress! part six by Dan Hallassey, Bruce Jones, and Esteban Maroto; The Trials and Tribulations of Ariel Hart! part two by Bill DuBay and Peter Hsu; The Warhawks! by Bill DuBay and Abel Laxamana; Annabel Lee! by Rich Margopoulos and Jose Matucenio (from the story by Edgar Allan Poe); and Vehicle 2315 by Rich Margopoulos and Joe Vaultz. Cover art by Terry Oates. Cover price $2.00.

Stories in this final issue include: Grandmother Running Box by Bill DuBay and Vic Catan; Goddess by Timothy Moriarty and Peter Hsu; Ghita of Alizarr, Book II part five by Frank Thorne; Farmed Out by John Ellis Sech and Delando Nino; and The Warhawks part two by Bill DuBay and Abel Laxamana. Cover art by John Berkey. Cover price $2.25.

Cover by Randy Queen. Written by Scott Davis. Art by Alex Garcia. The classic Ray Harryhausen sci-fi epic re-imagines it for a new generation. It's been 50 years since the strange being from Venus rampaged through Italy. So it has been 50 years of secrets, misinformation, and outright lying. Once the world was convinced that the Ymir was a giant hoax and the mission to Venus never happened, it was lulled back to sleep, ignorant of the truth. But no one counted on genetics. Years of secret testing and breakthroughs in many of the gray areas of science created unintended consequences that could bring the Earth to its knees... and only an 11-year-old child can save it. 32 pages, full color. Cover price $3.50.

Cover by Massimo Belardinelli. April 9, 1977. Prog: 07 Featuring Invasion "Train Story," written by Pat Mills, art by Sarompa; Savage and his resistance group, Mad Dog, suffer losses as betrayal comes from within. Doctor Who Action Games Weetabix ad. Dan Dare (Part 7 of 11), written by Kelvin Gosnell, art by Massimo Belardinelli; "The only thing this super-bug is going to eat is... LIVING AXE!" Judge Dredd in "The Statue of Judgement," written by Malcolm Shaw, art by Mike McMahon; As The Statue of Judgement is unveiled, a gang roughs up another. Dredd sets the record straight. Flesh: Book 1 (Part 7 of 19), written by Kelvin Gosnell, art by Ramon Sola; Old One Eye, blinded by toxic fumes, leaves Carver and Reagan behind as they make the long journey home on foot. Harlem Heroes (Part 7 of 27), written by Tom Tully, art by Dave Gibbons; The Harlem Heroes' game against the Siberian Wolves continues. M.A.C.H.1 "Bolivia," written by Pat Mills, art by Enio; Probe turns off his hyperpower to convince Colonel Villarcho and his men that he's as "weak as a baby." Flesh ad. 32 Pgs., B&W. 0.08 GBP.

Does NOT contain Flesh! Card Sheet. Cover by Brian Bolland. May 7, 1977. Prog: 11 Featuring Invasion "Dartmoor" (Part 2 of 2), written by Gerry Finley-Day, art by Eric Bradbury; Savage, Frost, and Silk escape into the swamp as the moor's monsters follow their scent due to dried blood sewn into Frost's prison uniform. Flesh Game Rules by Pat Mills, art by A. Joswiak; Rules for the game whose cards have been distributed in recent issues. Dan Dare (Part 11 of 11), written by Kelvin Gosnell, art by Massimo Belardinelli; Commander Monday destroys the remaining Biogs, but when Dare returns to Lunaciti, he faces court martial, punishable by death! Judge Dredd in "Robot Wars" (Part 2 of 8), written by John Wagner, art by Ron Turner; A nurse's dropped soldering lance reactivates Call-Me-Kenneth on live TV, who promptly appeals to robots to strike back. Flesh: Book 1 (Part 11 of 19), written by Kelvin Gosnell, art by Ramon Sola; Reagan and the gang tour a Trans-Time Base, whilst tyrannosaurs, including the fuzzy kind, amass outside. Harlem Heroes (Part 11 of 27), written by Tom Tully, art by Dave Gibbons; Gruber escapes but not before putting Sammy out of commission for good. Will the mystery villain get his way? M.A.C.H.1 "Operation Death-Drive," written by Roy Preston, art by Barry Mitchell; Probe needs to get military expert Meisser to Paris, 1289 miles away, in 12 hours by car. 32 Pgs., B&W. 0.08 GBP.

Cover by Mike Western. May 14, 1977. Prog: 12 Featuring Invasion "Death Line," written by Gerry Finley-Day, art by Carlos Pino; Savage commandeers the Death Train, and uses it to blow up the Liquidation Camp at the end of the line. Dan Dare "Hollow World" (Part 1 of 12), written by Steve Moore, art by Massimo Belardinelli; Dan Dare accepts a job as a new navigator on Rok's ship the Titan I.C., while The Mekon and The Two of Verath make evil plans. Judge Dredd "Robot Wars" (Part 3 of 8), written by John Wagner, art by Mike McMahon; The robot uprising continues with the Heavy Metal Kids! Flesh: Book 1 (Part 12 of 19), written by Kelvin Gosnell, art by Ramon Sola; The dinosaurs break through the laser fence, causing the fleshdozers to shut off as every man is used for defense. Harlem Heroes (Part 12 of 27), written by Tom Tully, art by Dave Gibbons; Giant, Slim, and Hairy tour a sports museum and meet up with their next opponent's team leader, 'Red' Macardle. M.A.C.H.1 "The Laser Hound," written by Charles Herring, art by Mike Dorey; Probe's "gotta strip for action" defeat the metal-hunting Laser Hound tank. Futuregraph by unknown artist. 32 Pgs., B&W. 0.08 GBP.

Cover by Trevor Goring and Kevin O'Neill. Sandringham, script by Gerry Finley-Day, art by Mike Dorey; Savage and his men masquerade as statues to spring a surprise on some Volgs who use British prisoners as clay pigeons. Shako (Part 2), script by Pat Mills and John Wagner, art by Arancio; Shako is interrupted whilst playing by Falmuth, Dollar and Jimbo; But when Jimbo splits into two, Shako has to get rid of one of 'em. Harlem Heroes (Part 21), script by Tom Tully, art by Dave Gibbons; The Heroes are amazed to hear that Artie Gruber still survives, and learn of their next match against the Bushido Blades! Hollow World (Part 10), script by Steve Moore, art by Massimo Belardinelli; Chairman Lo-Han calls off the security perimeter of the Supreme Council, and tells Dare and Rok that everything is going as planned. Recluse M.A.C.H. 1 story, script by Nick Allen, art by Carlos; John Probe must investigate the cause of four missing athletes, all mysteriously called to multi-millionaire Harold Howes' home. The Solar Sniper, script by Gerry Finley-Day, art by Ron Turner; Judges are dying by Gorilla's solar gun, but when Dredd's death note comes up, he arranges a special day for the lawbreaker. 32 Pgs., B&W. 0.09 GBP.

Cover pencils by Evi. Cheddar Gorge, script by Nick Allen, art by John Cooper; Savage and Bacon stop a Volg train that's transporting a mobile protein synthesizer; Grass in, meat out! Shako (Part 3), script by Pat Mills and John Wagner, art by Arancio; Falmuth's quest is revealed: inside Shako's belly is a capsule containing the CIA's lethal new virus strain. Harlem Heroes (Part 22), script by Tom Tully, art by Dave Gibbons; The game against the Bushido Blades begins, but with some slight modifications that catch the Heroes off-guard. Hollow World (Part 11), script by Steve Moore, art by Massimo Belardinelli; Dare, Rok, and the Two of Verath join forces to plot against The Mekon - by offering Dan as a prisoner! Arab Story featuring M.A.C.H. 1, script by Nick Allen, art by John Cooper; The death of the Sacred Flame causes some superstitious tribesman to retaliate and Probe must find a way to peace. Mr. Buzzz, script by John Wagner, art by Ian Gibson; Mr Buzzz, a mutant banned from the city, returns to get revenge on the norms and Dredd must foil his bat-like radar ability. 32 Pgs., B&W. 0.09 GBP.

September 24, 1977. Cover by Lopez. Written by Gerry Finley-Day, Pat Mills, John Wagner and unknown (as A.N. Other). Art by Luis Collado, Dave Gibbons, Ian Gibson, Carlos Freixas, Lopez-Vera and Horacio Lalia. In this Prog: Invasion story "Dirty Jocks: Part 5"; Dan Dare in "Legion: Part 4"; Judge Dredd in "Devil's Island"; M.A.C.H. 1 story "UFO: Part 2"; "Shako: Part 12"; and Tharg's Future-Shocks story "A Promised Land"! 28 pages, PC/PB&W.

November 12, 1977. Features include Inferno (script by Tom Tully, art by Belardinelli), Judge Dredd (script by John Wagner, art by Ian Gibson), Invasion (script by Gerry Finley-Day, art by Mike Dorey), Dan Dare (script by Finley-Day, art by Dave Gibbons), M.A.C.H. 1 (script by Alan Hebdon, art by Lozano/Canos), and Tharg's Future-Shocks: Robot Repairs, part 2 (art by Ewins/McCarthy).

January 7, 1978. Features include Dan Dare (script by Gerry Finley-Day, art by Dave Gibbons), Tharg's Future-Shocks (script by Martin Lock, art by Ramon Sola), M.A.C.H. 1 (script by Steve McManus, art by Ramon Sola), Judge Dredd in "Meet Mr. Moonie" (script by John Howard, art by Ian Gibson), Invasion (script by Finley-Day, art by J. Clough), Inferno (script by Tom Tully, art by Belardinelli), and a Bonjo strip by Kevin O'Neill. Gibbons cover.

January 21, 1978. Features include Dan Dare (script by Gerry Finley-Day, art by Dave Gibbons), Visible Man (script by Pat Mills, art by Trigo), Tharg's Future-Shocks (script by Robert Flynn, art by Giorgi), Bonjo (script and art by Kevin O'Neill), Judge Dredd in "The Oxygen Desert" part 1 (script by John Howard, art by Ian Gibson), Invasion (script by Finley-Day, art by J. Clough), and Inferno (script by Tom Tully, art by Belardinelli). Gibbons cover.

January 28, 1978. Features include Dan Dare (script by Gerry Finley-Day, art by Dave Gibbons), Tharg's Future-Shocks: Fly Guy (script by Steve Moore, art by Ferrer), Visible Man (script by Pat Mills, art by Montero), Judge Dredd in "Oxygen Desert" part 2 (script by John Howard, art by Ian Gibson), Invasion (script by Finley-Day, art by Carlos Pino), Inferno (script by Tom Tully, art by Belardinelli), and a Bonjo strip by Kevin O'Neill. Gibbons cover.

February 4, 1978. Features include Dan Dare (script by Gerry Finley-Day, art by Dave Gibbons), the Visible Man (script by Pat Mills, art by Montero), Walter the Wobot (script by Joe Collins, art by Ian Gibson), Tharg's Future-Shocks (script by Mike Cruden, art by John Cooper), Judge Dredd in "The First Lunar Olympics" (script by John Wagner, art by Brian Bolland), Invasion (script by Finley-Day, art by J. Clough), Inferno (script by Tom Tully, art by Belardinelli), and a Bonjo strip by Kevin O'Neill. Gibbons cover.

February 18, 1978. Features include Dan Dare (script by Jack Adrian, art by Dave Gibbons), the Visible Man (script by Pat Mills, art by Montero), Colony Earth (script and art by Jim Watson), Judge Dredd (script by John Howard, art by Brian Bolland), Tharg's Future-Shocks (script by Adrian, art by Bolland), Inferno (script by Tom Tully, art by Belardinelli), and Walter the Wobot (script by Joe Collins, art by Bolland). Gibbons cover.

March 4, 1978. Features include Dan Dare (art by Dave Gibbons), M.A.C.H. 1 in "The Dolphin Tapes" (script by Steve McManus, art by Redondo), Colony Earth (script and art by Jim Watson), Judge Dredd (script by John Howard, art by Ian Gibson), Encounter the Mess (script by Roy Preston, art by Trev Goring), Tharg's Future-Shocks (script by Charles Swift, art by McCarthy/Ewins), Inferno (script by Tom Tully, art by Belardinelli), and Walter the Wobot (script by Joe Collins, art by Brian Bolland). Gibbons cover.

March 18, 1978. Features include Dan Dare (script by Jack Adrian, art by Dave Gibbons), Tharg's Future-Shocks (script by Alan Hebden, art by Magullanes), Colony Earth (script and art by Jim Watson), Judge Dredd in "Elvis" part 4 (script by John Howard, art by Ian Gibson), Encounter the Day of the Phoenix (script by Oniano, art by McCarthy/Ewins), M.A.C.H. 1 in "Dolphin Tapes" part 3 (script by Oniano, art by Montero), Inferno (script by Tom Tully, art by Belardinelli), and Walter the Wobot (script by Joe Collins, art by Brian Bolland). Gibbons cover.

March 25, 1978. Features include Dan Dare (script by Jack Adrian, art by Dave Gibbons), M.A.C.H. 1 in "The Dolphin Tapes" part 4 (script by Oniano, art by Montero), Colony Earth (script and art by Jim Watson), Judge Dredd (script by John Howard, art by Brian Bolland), Encounter Galactic Crush (script by Roy Preston, art by Ferrer), Inferno (script by Tom Tully, art by Belardinelli), and Walter the Wobot (script by Joe Collins, art by Brian Bolland). Gibbons cover.

October 14, 1978. Features include Judge Dredd in "Crime and Punishment" (script by John Howard, art by Brian Bolland), Ro-busters in "Death on the Orient Express" (script by Pat Mills, art by Dave Gibbons), Flesh book 2, "The Atlantis Station" (script by Geoffrey Miller, art by Belardinelli), and Strontium Dog begins (script by T.B. Grover, art by Ezquerra). Gibbons cover.

July 21, 1979. Features include Judge Dredd in "Father Earth" (script by John Howard, art by Brian Bolland), Disaster 1990 (script by Gerry Finley-Day, art by Carlos Pino), the A.B.C. Warriors (script by Pat Mills, art by Mike McMahon), Project Overkill (script by A.K. Gaunt, art by Redondo), and Dan Dare (script by Tom Tully, art by Dave Gibbons). Kevin O'Neill cover.

November 24, 1979. Features include Judge Dredd in "The Black Plague" (script by John Howard, art by Ron Smith), the V.C.s (script by Gerry Finley-Day, art by Mike McMahon), Captain Klep, the Stainless Steel Rat (based on the book by Harry Harrison), the Mind of Wolfie Smith (script by Tom Tully, art by Vano), and Blackhawk (script by Alvin Gaunt, art by Belardinelli). Back cover is part one of Starlord's Guide to the Galaxy pull-out booklet. Star Trek Enterprise front cover.

December 1, 1979. Features include Judge Dredd in "The Black Plague" part 2 (script by John Howard, art by Ron Smith), the V.C.s (script by Gerry Finley-Day, art by Gary Leach), Captain Klep, the Stainless Steel Rat (script by Kelvin Gosnell, art by Carlos Ezquerra), the Mind of Wolfie Smith (script by Tom Tully, art by Vano), and Blackhawk (script by Alvin Gaunt, art by Belardinelli). Half-page ad for the Palitoy Star Wars Collection. Back cover is part two of Starlord's Guide to the Galaxy.

March 8, 1980. Features include Robo-Hunter (script by T.B. Grover, art by ian Gibson), Tharg the Mighty: This is Your Life (art by Carlos Ezquerra), Captain Klep, Fiends of the Eastern Front part 4 (script by Gerry Finlay-Day, art by Carlos Ezquerra), Blackhawk (script by Alvin Gaunt, art by Belardinelli), and the V.C.s (script by Finlay-Day, art by Gary Leach). Two-page review of the film "The Black Hole." Part 4 of Judge Dredd's Hall of Heroes postergraph.

March 22, 1980. Features include Robo-Hunter in "Day of the Droids" (script by T.B. Grover, art by Ian Gibson), the V.C.s (script by Gerry Finlay-Day, art by Cam Kennedy), The Revolt of the Tick Tock Monkey-Bomb (script by Gary Rice, art by Dave Gibbons), Judge Dredd in "The Judge Child" part 2 (script by John Howard, art by Ron Smith), Fiends of the Eastern Front part 6 (script by Finlay-Day, art by Carlos Ezquerra), Blackhawk (script by Alvin Gaunt, art by Belardinelli), and Captain Klep. Superman stars in a back cover public service announcement for the Health Education Council.

September 6, 1980. Features include the Stainless Steel Rat Saves the World (script by Kelvin Gosnell, art by Carlos Ezquerra), Ro-jaws 'Robo-tales (script by Gary Rice, art by J. Higgins), Tharg the Mighty in "The Great Human Rip-Off!" (art by Carlos Ezquerra), Judge Dredd in "The Judge Child" part 21, Judge Dredd Pin-up, and a Ro-jaws Robo-tale, "The Dating Game" (script by Alan Moore, art by Dave Gibbons).

July 25, 1981. Features include Nemesis the Warlock (script by Pat Mills, art by Kevin O'Neill), Tharg in "The Nightmare" (script by T.M.O., art by Q. Twerk), Tharg's Future-Shocks: "Diversion" (script by Kelvin Gosnell, art by Colin Wilson), Judge Dredd in "The Mega-Rackets" (script by T.B. Grover, art by Ron Smith), the Mean Arena (script by Tom Tully, art by Steve Dillon), and Meltdown Man (script by Alan Hebden, art by Belardinelli). O'Neill cover.

October 3, 1981. Features include Ace Trucking Co. (script by Grant Grover, art by Belardinelli), Rogue Trooper (script by Gerry Finley-Day, art by Dave Gibbons), Judge Dredd in "Assault on 1-Block-4" part 2 (script by T.B. Grover, art by John Cooper), Nemesis the Warlock (script by Pat Mills, art by Kevin O'Neill), and Strontium Dog in "The Kid Knee Caper" part 5 (script by Alan Grant, art by Carlos Ezquerra). Belardinelli cover?

February 12, 1982. Features include Ace Trucking Co. (script by Grant Grover, art by Belardinelli), the Mean Arena (script by A. Ridgeway, art by Mike White), Tharg's Future-Shocks: "All of Them Were Empty" (script by Alan Moore, art by Paul Neary), Judge Dredd in "The Apocalypse War" part 7 (script by T.B. Grover, art by Carlos Ezquerra), Nemesis the Warlock (script by Pat Mills, art by Jesus Redondo), and Rogue Trooper (script by Gerry Finley-Day, art by Colin Wilson). Belardinelli cover?

April 3, 1982. Features include Ace Trucking Co. in "The Great Mush Rush" part 8 (script by Grant Grover, art by Belardinelli), Tharg's Future-Shocks: "The Lanulos Run" (script by David Perry, art by Jesus Redondo), Judge Dredd in "The Apocalypse War" part 14 (script by T.B. Grover, art by Carlos Ezquerra), Rogue Trooper (script by Gerry Finley-Day, art by Colin Wilson), and the Mean Arena (script by A. Ridgeway, art by Mike White). Belardinelli cover?

February 19, 1983. Features include Robo Hunter in "Play It Again, Sam" part 13 (script by Grant/Grover, art by Ian Gibson), Harry Twenty on the High Rock (script by Gerry Finley-Day, art by Alan Davis), Judge Dredd in "Pretzel Logic" (script by T.B. Grover, art by Ron Smith), "Tharg and the Mice" (script by T.M.O., art by Carlos Ezqeurra), and Rogue Trooper in "Fort Neuro" part 13 (script by Finley-Day, art by Cam Kennedy). Four pages reprinted half-size from issue # 1. Wraparound cover.

March 26, 1983. Features include Skizz (script by Alan Moore, art by Jim Baikie), Tharg's Time Twisters (script by Moore, art by John Higgins), Judge Dredd "The Starborn Thing" part 1 (script by T.B. Grover, art by Carlos Ezquerra), "Invasion of the Thrill-Snatchers" part 2 (art by Massimo Belardinelli), and Rogue Trooper "Fort Neuro" part 18 (script by Gerry Finley-Day, art by Cam Kennedy). Wraparound cover.

October 13, 1984. Features include the beginning of book four of Nemesis the Warlock (script by Pat Mills, art by Kevin O'Neill), Rogue Trooper in "To the Ends of Nu Earth" part 1 (script by Gerry Finley-Day, art by Cam Kennedy), the Helltrekkers in "Radwagons Ho" (script by F. Martin Candor, art by Jaime Ortiz), Judge Dredd in "Question of Judgement" (script by T.B.Grover, art by Ron Smith), and Ace Trucking Co. in "Strike One" (script by Alan Grant, art by Massimo Belardinelli). O'Neill cover.

Features include Zenith in Phase 2 chapter 2, "Visitors" (script by Grant Morrison, art by Steve Yeowell), the Daily Dredd in "The Mean Machine" part 2 (script by Wagner/Grant, art by Ian Gibson), Moon Runners (script by Alan McKenzie and Steve Parkhouse, art by Massimo Belardinelli), Judge Dredd in "Twister" part 4, "There's No Place Like Home," Nemesis in "Deathbringer" (script by Pat Mills, art by John Hicklenton), and Slaine (script by Pat Mills, art by Glenn Fabry). Kano back cover by Brenadon McCarthy.

Features include Judge Dredd in "An Elm Street Nightmare" (script by John Wagner, art by Mick Austin), Medivac 318 (script by Hilary Robinson, art by Nigel Dobbyn), Slaine chapter 10 (script by Pat Mills, color art by Simon Bisley), Anderson PSI Division in "Triad" part 1 (script by Alan Grant, art by Arthur Ranson), and Nu-Earth Flashback: Cinnabar part 10 (script by John Smith, art by Steve Dillon and Kevin Walker). Crazy Barry and Little Mo back cover by Chris Weston.

All color. Features include Judge Dredd in "Muzak Killer" part 1 (script by Garth Ennis, art by Dermot Power), Revere in "Finders Edge" part 3 (script by John Smith, art by Simon Harrison), Dead Meat part 4 (script by Michael Cook, art by Simon Jacob), A Holiday of a Lifetime (script by Paul Carstairs, art by Mick Austin), Tao de Moto in "Forbidden Fruit" part 23 (script by Myra Hancock, art by Dave Hine), and Harlem Heroes in "Death-Sport" part 2 (script by Michael Fleisher, art by Geoff Senior). Hine cover.

All color except for Brigand Doom. Features include Judge Dredd in JUstice One" part 1 (script by Garth Ennis, art by Peter Doherty), Bix Barton in "The Bloated Case of the Tatted Keef" part 6 (script by Peter Milligan, art by Jim McCarthy), Trash in "How Green is My Computer" part 6 (script by Paul Kupperberg, art by Nigel Dobbyn), Brigand Doom in "Voodoo Child" part 3 (script by Alan McKenzie, art by Dave D'Antiquis), and Durham Red the Strontium Bitch in "Island of the Damned" part 5 (script by Alan Grant, art by Carlos Ezquerra). The Mean Machines back cover by Richard Dolan. Peter Doherty front cover.

All color except for Brigand Doom. Features include Judge Dredd in "Koole Killers" part 2 (script by Garth Ennis, art by Simon Coleby, color by Gina Hart), Skizz in part 7, "Alien Cultures" (script and art by Jim Baikie), Brigand Doom in "Voodoo Child" part 9 (script by Alan McKenzie, art by Dave D'Antiquis), Finn in book 1 episode 4 (script by Pat Mills and Tony Skinner, art by Jim Elston), and Durham Red the Strontium Dog in "Island of the Damned" part 12 (script by Alan Grant, art by Carlos Ezquerra). Robert Bliss back cover. Jim Baikie front cover.

All color. Features include Judge Dredd in "Crusade" part 1 (script by Mark Millar and Grant Morrison, art by Mick Austin), Armoured Gideon in "An Evil Ladling" prologue (script by John Tomlinson, art by Simon Jacob), Rogue Trooper in "Blue on Blue" part 1 (script by Steve White, art by Henry Flint), Finn in "Interventions" part 1 (script by Pat Mills and Tony Skinner, art by Paul Staples), and Harlem Heroes in "Cyborg Death Trip" part 1 (script by Mike Fleisher, art by Kev Hopgood). Dredd back cover by Brett Ewins. Star Trek front cover by Dermot Power.

August 13, 1996. Prog: 1004 Featuring Slaine "The Treasures of Britain" (Part 4 of 10) Written by Pat Mills, Art by Dermot Power; Black Light "Survivor Syndrome" (Part 4 of 5) Written by Dan Abnett and Steve White, Art by John Burns; Durham Red "Night of the Hunters" (Part 5 of 6) Written by Alan Smithee, Art by Mark Harrison; Outlaw "Sand Pirates" (Part 2 of 2) Written by Paul Neal and Marc Wigmore, Art by Marc Wigmore; Judge Dredd "Dead Reckoning" (Part 5 of 7) Written by John Wagner, Art by Greg Staples. Cover by Jim Murray. Saddle Stitched, 9-in x 11 1/2-in, 32 Pages, Full Color.