Epic Comics - Titles

Titles

  • 67 Seconds - written by James Robinson, art by Steve Yeowell
  • A1
  • Akira - Manga - Katsuhiro Otomo
  • Alien Legion - created by Carl Potts
  • Atomic Age - created by Frank Lovece and Mike Okamoto
  • Black Dragon - written by Chris Claremont, art by John Bolton
  • Blood: A Tale - created by J.M. DeMatteis
  • The Bozz Chronicles - written by David Michelinie, art by Bret Blevins
  • Cadillacs and Dinosaurs
  • Captain Confederacy
  • Car Warriors, based on Steve Jackson Games' Car Wars
  • Clive Barker-related
    • Clive Barker's Book of the Damned
    • Clive Barker's The Harrowers
    • Clive Barker's Hellraiser - based on concepts by Clive Barker, includes a separate outing for Pinhead
  • Clive Barker's Nightbreed - based on Clive Barker's novel and movie by the same name.
    • Nightbeed / Hellraiser: Jihad
    • Pinhead, based on the works of Clive Barker
    • Pinhead vs. Marshal Law
    • Weaveworld, based on the works of Clive Barker
  • Coyote - created by Steve Englehart and Steve Leialoha
  • Crash Ryan
  • Crimson Dynamo
  • Dreadstar - created by Jim Starlin
  • Elektra: Assassin by Frank Miller and Bill Sienkiewicz
  • Elektra Lives Again by Frank Miller
  • ElfQuest - Wendy and Richard Pini
  • Epic Anthology - collected the complete first issues of three different titles that were developed as individual mini-series (Sleepwalker, Young Ancient One and Strange Magic); only one issue published
  • Epic Illustrated - magazine anthology similar to Heavy Metal
  • Fafhrd and the Gray Mouser
  • Feud, Written by Mike Baron with art by Mark A. Nelson - (1993).
  • Groo the Wanderer - by Sergio Aragonés, Mark Evanier and Stan Sakai
  • Gun Theory - by Daniel Way and Jon Proctor, cancelled mid-series after two issues
  • Lawdog - from the Epic Heavy Hitters line, 1993.
  • The Last American
  • The Light and Darkness War
  • Marshal Law
  • Meltdown - written by Walt Simonson and Louise Simonson; art by Jon J Muth and Kent Williams
  • Metropol - by Ted McKeever
  • Moebius a series of self-titled graphic novels by Moebius. Some characters in these also received their own titles:
    • Airtight Garage - French comic, created by Moebius
    • The Elsewhere Prince - part of the Airtight Garage universe
    • Onyx Overlord - part of the Airtight Garage universe
    • Blueberry
    • Lieutenant Blueberry
    • Marshal Blueberry
    • Chaos
    • The Incal
    • Metallic Memories
  • Moonshadow - created by J.M. DeMatteis
  • The Olympians - Stephen Jewell and Gary Chaloner
  • The One - Rick Veitch
  • Psychonauts - Alan Grant and Motofumi Kobayashi
  • Plastic Forks - Ted McKeever
  • Sachs and Violens - Peter David and George Pérez
  • Sam & Max (Freelance Police and Bad Day on the Moon)
  • Samurai Cat
  • The Shadowline Saga - created by Archie Goodwin
    • Dr. Zero
    • Powerline
    • St. George
    • Critical Mass
  • Silver Surfer: Parable - Stan Lee and Moebius
  • Sisterhood of Steel
  • Six from Sirius - Doug Moench and Paul Gulacy
  • The Sleeze Brothers
  • Someplace Strange
  • Spyke
  • Stalkers
  • The Stars My Destination
  • Starstruck - written by Elaine Lee, art by Michael William Kaluta
  • Steelgrip Starkey - miniseries - Alan Weiss
  • Stray Toasters — Bill Sienkiewicz
  • Swords of the Swashbucklers - written by Bill Mantlo, art by Jackson Guice
  • William Shatner's Tek World
  • Timespirits
  • Tomb of Dracula - revival by Marv Wolfman and Gene Colan
  • Tomorrow Knights - Created by Roy Richardson and Rod Whigham
  • The Transmutation of Ike Garuda - written by Elaine Lee, art by James Sherman
  • Trouble
  • The Trouble with Girls
  • Video Jack - written by Cary Bates, art by Keith Giffen
  • Void Indigo
  • War Man - written by Chuck Dixon, art by Juan Zanotto (2 parts; 1993)
  • Wild Cards

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