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Rating: dc
Year: 1993
Cast: When a race of extradimensional parasites invaded the earth, feeding of human spinal fluids, new heros and villians rise to oppose them.

Rating: dc
Year: 1993
Cast: John Wagner’s series features The “Chain Gang”, a group of vigilantes based outside Gotham City who decide to take justice into their own hands. Motivated by revenge they imprison reputed crime lords and gangsters in an effort to clean the streets. The series featured several guest appearances from Deathstroke and Batman (Jean-Paul Valley). Originally planned as an ongoing series it was cancelled after 12 issues.

Rating: dc
Year: 1993
Cast: 6-part Elseworlds series from writer Tom Veitch and artist Frank Gomez re-imagining Kamandi as a 22nd century gun-toting leather jacket wearing vigilante in an apocalyptic future Earth. It was followed up with a sequel Superman: At Earth’s End.

Rating: dc
Year: 1993
Cast: Ever wonder who’s calling the shots? Ever wonder if those in control are reviewing all the resumes? If not, consider the case of Kid Eternity. Everyone knows someone like the Kid-the dude who seems just too cool to live. In his case, though, it’s true. Kid Eternity is dead, though he tries not to let that cramp his style. In a lot of ways, he’s a pretty typical teenager-more interested in the world in his head than in the job at hand, which is to help humanity raise its consciousness and climb the next rung of evolution’s ladder.

Rating: dc
Year: 1993
Cast: Milestone Media is a company best known for creating Milestone Comics, which were published and distributed by DC Comics, and the Static Shock cartoon series. It was founded in 1993 by a coalition of African-American artists and writers, consisting of Dwayne McDuffie, Denys Cowan, Michael Davis, and Derek T. Dingle. The founders believed that minorities were severely underrepresented in American comics, and wished to address this.

Rating: dc
Year: 1993
Cast: When a threat arises in his native home of Markovia, original Outsider Geo-Force reforms the team with both new and familiar faces. Now the Outsiders once again fight against villains strange and bizarre– including vampires and Kobra and Felix Faust! Starring: Geo-Force, Faust, Halo, Katana, Technocrat, Wylde, and Looker.

Rating: dc
Year: 1993
Cast: One of the most critically acclaimed series from Vertigo, Sandman Mystery Theatre follows the exploits of Wesley Dodds, a man who protects the innocent from the Manhattan underworld. Written by Matt Wagner for the majority of its run with art from Guy Davis and others, Sandman Mystery Theatre re-told the early years of the original Sandman during the 1930’s before he was a member of the Justice Society of America and dealt with mature themes such as racism and the politics of the approaching Second World War. The series re-worked some elements of previous DC Comics continuity, for instance, Dian Belmont did not die, and Sandy Hawkins did not exist except as a fictional character. However, Wagner did include references and appearances from other JSA members of the time and mainstream DC continuity of the time did incorporate the series to certain degrees. The series was launched due to the popularity of Neil Gaiman’s The Sandman (1989).

Rating: dc
Year: 1993
Cast: As the “Total Chaos” event continued, crossing from the pages of Deathstroke the Terminator into the pages The New Titans, the Titans found themselves at odds with a group of teens from an alternate future. These teens would go on to form the Team Titans and spin off into an ongoing series of their own. Although their series would only last 24 issues, the team nevertheless started with a bang, offering five first issues, that each contained a different origin story for every team member. Marv Wolfman provided the scripts for each issue, while the art was handled by Kevin Maguire, Gabriel Morrissette, Adam Hughes, Michael Netzer, Kerry Gammill and Phil Jimminez.