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Alien Worlds #1 – 9

Rating: dc
Year: 1982
Cast: Spinning out of the back-up feature in Warlord from Paul Kupperberg and Jan Duursema. The series ran fro 35 issues plus the final Arion, Lord of Atlantis Special.

Rating: dc
Year: 1982
Cast: The plot follows King Arthur and the Knights of the Round Table awaken in their reincarnated forms, in order to defend the land against alien invasion led by Morgan Le Fey in the year 3000.

Rating: other-comics
Year: 1982
Cast: Comico Primer was created by Comico the Comic Company to showcase talented new artists, as well as introduce new characters to the world. Primer consisted of several black and white stories by varying new talents.

Rating: dc
Year: 1982
Cast: While the Masters of the Universe mourn the loss of a fallen friend, Hordak infiltrates Eternia!

Rating: other-comics
Year: 1982
Cast: A mysterious killer android from the future hunts the legendary mercenary from the past. A.I. meets magic in a story that takes us — where else? — Hollywood, Beverly Hills, and the City of Angels! Amy Chu returns to pen this gnarly one and done action-filled issue that will totally take you back to the Summer of 1982…It’s an epic struggle between good and evil, mohawks and perms, New Wave and Heavy Metal!

Rating: dc
Year: 1982
Cast: A zombie is on the loose on the campus of Louisiana’s Crowley College! Swamp Thing must search out an old friend if he hopes to save the small college town from the resurrected student roaming the forest. But if he thinks that zombies are the biggest problem on his horizon, Alec Holland might need to think again.

Rating: other-comics
Year: 1982
Cast: A black and white British anthology magazine published by Dez Skinn’s Quality Publications, most famous for Alan Moore’s contributions: V For Vendetta, Marvelman and The Bojeffries Saga, but which also included characters such as Axel Pressbutton and Father Shandor, Demon Slayer. The magazine would go bankrupt before any of Moore’s Projects would be completed in Warrior, though a final issue would be published several years later as a pull-out distributed inside Quality’s Comics International magazine.