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Rating: dc
Year: 1998
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Avengers Forever #1 – 12

Rating: marvel
Year: 1998
Cast: Seven time-lost Avengers – plucked from the past, present and future – must protect their longtime ally Rick Jones from death at the hands of Immortus, the Master of Time. To learn why Rick has been targeted for elimination, the Avengers join forces with Kang the Conqueror – one of the team’s deadliest foes!

Batman Animated by Paul Dini (1998)

Rating: dc
Year: 1998
Cast: From Emmy Award-winning-producer Paul Dini and acclaimed designer Chip Kidd comes Batman Animated, the behind-the-scenes story of the hit show that revolutionized television animation and brought a stunning new look to the legendary Caped Crusader. Since its premiere in September 1992, Batman: The Animated Series has been acclaimed by enthusiastic viewers and longtime fans of the Batman character as the defining image of the Dark Knight onscreen. Now readers are offered an inside look into the creation of the series. Granted unprecedented access to the archives of the Warner Bros. Animation Studio, Chip Kidd has combined breathtaking photographs by Award-winning photographer Geoff Spear and fashioned an imaginative layout of never-before-published preproduction and finished artwork that echoes the boldness of producer-designer Bruce Timm’s powerful TV show.

Batman – Cataclysm (Complete) (1998)

Rating: dc
Year: 1998
Cast: “Cataclysm” is an 18 chapter DC Comics crossover story arc that ran through the various Batman family comics from March to May, 1998. The plot of the storyline centers on Gotham City being hit by a massive earthquake, the epicenter of which is less than a mile from Wayne Manor. In the wake of the destruction, Batman and his allies join the frantic rescue efforts around the devastated city, which soon spirals into chaos. This story arc would act as a catalyst for the Batman comics and its spin-off titles, signaling the beginning of nearly 2 years of storylines that would spring forth in the earthquake’s aftermath, culminating in the year-long “Batman: No Man’s Land” saga. “Cataclysm” itself takes place a short time after the events of “Batman: Contagion” and “Batman: Legacy,” two crises which also nearly resulted in Gotham City’s destruction.

Batman – Year One #1 – 4

Rating: dc
Year: 1998
Cast: The story recounts the beginning of Batman’s legend and Jim Gordon’s first, troublesome months with the Gotham City Police Department.

Blade – Sins of the Father #1 (One-Shot)

Rating: marvel
Year: 1998
Cast: A hit against a vampire mafia Don goes sideways when Blade accepts a contract from an untrustworthy source! Look out, Eric, you have THREE day walkers to slay!

C-23 #1 – 8

Rating: other-comics
Year: 1998
Cast: C-23 is a 8 issue series along with a Special Edition #0 Ashcan

Engines of Destruction #1 – 2

Rating: marvel
Year: 1998
Cast: In 1998 Marvel Comics’ annuals featured characters and/or teams together. This is Cable’s annual where he was sided with Machine Man. It was the first of a two-part story, the second being published as Machine Man / Bastion ’98.

Gangland #1 – 4

Rating: dc
Year: 1998
Cast: Some of the greatest names in comics contribute to this remarkable crime-anthology miniseries–featuring stories by Brian Azzarello, Frank Quitely, Jamie Delano, Ed Brubaker, David Lloyd, and more!

Green Lantern – Sentinel – Heart of Darkness #1 – 3

Rating: dc
Year: 1998
Cast: Green Lantern – Sentinel – Heart of Darkness #1 – 3 Free Download

Inhumans Vol. 2 #1 – 12

Rating: marvel
Year: 1998
Cast: Amazing writing. Breathtaking art. The Eisner Award Winning series made you fall in love with the INHUMANS. What is there that has not been said about Paul Jenkins writing skills? He brought a whole new perspective on Blackagar and the rest of the Royal Family of Attilan. By writing a character driven, emotionally rich story, Jenkins accomplished what most modern writers often refer to when planning to use the INHUMANS in new stories. Jae Lee’s art is some of the most abstract and sentimental work in the Industry and he never pulled a single punch on this 12 issue run. Other then giving Karnak a long overdue makeover, he managed to bring the City of Attilan itself into the forefront of the story, almost like another character of the book. The result finds you completely immersed into the world of the INHUMANS, and is a must-read for any fan.

JLA – The Nail

Rating: dc
Year: 1998
Cast: Written by Alan Davis; Art by Alan Davis and Mark Farmer Taking place in an alternate reality, JUSTICE LEAGUE OF AMERICA: THE NAIL examines the nature of a world without Superman. Years in the past, a flat tire caused by a nail prevents the Kents from discovering a small rocket ship with an alien baby inside. As a result, the world’s greatest hero never comes to be. Now, without a symbol of unimpeachable integrity or a selfless leader who inspires greatness in their ranks, Batman, Wonder Woman, the Flash, Aquaman, the Atom, and Green Lantern must battle public contempt and personal mistrust as they attempt to work together to protect a world that fears them.

Lobo – Portrait of A Bastich

Rating: dc
Year: 1998
Cast: First, Lobo is sent to capture a crotchety old teacher who, along the way, makes life miserable for her captor. Then, Lobo must take in the most dangerous being in the universe — and is promptly killed. But heaven doesn’t want him and hell can’t handle him, so Lobo is reincarnated — as a woman with big guns and a very bad attitude!

Nighthawk #1 – 3

Rating: marvel
Year: 1998
Cast: The long-thought-dead member of the Defenders returns to action in his own limited-series!

Nighthawk #1

Rating: marvel
Year: 1998
Cast: Straight from the pages of SQUADRON SUPREME comes one of the most brutal super heroes of the Marvel Universe. Nighthawk is Chicago’s dark protector, dispensing swift, decisive justice to those that truly deserve it. When the city’s shadiest power brokers turn up murdered in gristly ways, the apparent work of an inventive serial killer, Nighthawk must ask himself, Does this predator deserve to be caught? Who is the killer? What is he after? What does he want from Nighthawk? To answer these questions, Nighthawk must first look in the mirror.

Road To Perdition

Rating: other-comics
Year: 1998
Cast: Original graphic novel that inspired the film, originally published in 1998 by DC’s Paradox Press imprint. In 2011, it was reprinted in a new edition by Vertigo (DC’s only active imprint for adult material) as to match its sequel Return to Perdition.

Solar, Man of the Atom – Hell on Earth #1 – 4

Rating: other-comics
Year: 1998
Cast: Solar, Man of the Atom – Hell on Earth #1 – 4

Spirit of the Tao #1 – 15

Rating: other-comics
Year: 1998
Cast: The story focused on Jasmine and Lance, the two most recent incarnations of the Spirit of the Tao. Whenever the earth is threatened by its own life forms the Spirit of the Tao is summoned to kill off the harmful species and return the planet to peace. Humanity was branded such a threat before, but then, as now, a force known as the Tao Hunters appeared to defend humanity and destroy the Tao.

Star Wars #0 – 45 + Star Wars Republic #46 – 83

Rating: other-comics
Year: 1998
Cast: Star Wars: Republic is continued from Dark Horse’s Star Wars series, starting with issue 46. The title focuses mainly on the time around Episode II and the Clone Wars. The series lasted until issue 83, after which it was retitled as Star Wars: Dark Times, following the events of Episode III.

Superman – Save the Planet #1

Rating: dc
Year: 1998
Cast: The Daily Planet prints its final edition in an extra-sized one-shot, featuring a transparent acetate cover (featuring an illustration of Superman) wrapped around a replica of the Planet’s last front page! Now it can be sold! Months of falling circulation and fierce competition have made the Planet ripe for takeover, and Lex Luthor is more than happy to buy the great metropolitan newspaper, only to shut it down! Meanwhile, Superman saves the planet…Earth, that is, from a meteor shower, but that won’t help Clark Kent or any of his former co-workers find new jobs.

Superman – Silver Banshee #1 – 2

Rating: dc
Year: 1998
Cast: The Superman villainess known as the Silver Banshee takes center stage in a surprising two-issue miniseries! The Banshee has the chance she’s wanted for centuries: the opportunity to be freed from her accursed, ghostly existence. But the one person who can help her gain her freedom is part of a band of thieves marked for death by the Banshee’s mistress, the sorceress Hecate. And when Superman and Lois Lane get involved, things get awfully complicated.

Swamp Thing – Roots

Rating: dc
Year: 1998
Cast: Graphic Novel from writer and painter Jon J Muth. Roots tells the story of the rural small town Hayley family whose father Aaron Halyley is risen as the Swamp Thing seeking redemption.

Tangent Comics – Tales of the Green Lantern #1

Rating: dc
Year: 1998
Cast: The mysterious woman with a sorcerous lantern returns with another collection of stories—this time of her own origins!

The Darkness (Fan Made – Collection)

Rating: other-comics
Year: 1998
Cast: The Darkness is an American comic series published by Top Cow Productions. The concept was created by Marc Silvestri, Garth Ennis, and David Wohl in 1996. The main storyline followed Jackie Estacado, a New York Mafioso who – after turning 21 – inherited the curse of the Darkness. The character first appeared in Witchblade #10 (Nov. 1996).

The Final Night

Rating: dc
Year: 1998
Cast: A being known as the Sun-Eater has snuffed out the sun and the DCU must rekindle it before the freezing Earth shall be their tomb on their final night.

The Punisher Vol. 3 #1 – 4 (1998-1999)

Rating: marvel
Year: 1998
Cast: After committing suicide, a demonic version of Punisher is reincarnated through a satanic life force! And he’s perpetuating a war between angels and demons…

The Tenth Vol. 1 – 5 + Extras (Collection) (1998-2005)

Rating: other-comics
Year: 1998
Cast: The Tenth Vol. 1 – 5 + Extras (Collection) (1998-2005)

Vamps – Pumpkin Time #1 – 3 (1998-1999)

Rating: dc
Year: 1998
Cast: Vamps: Pumpkin Time: It’s the week before Halloween, and your favorite gang of vampire biker-babes is back! Will the Vamps accept vampire law, throwing one of their own to the assassins…or will they side with one of their pack, no matter the cost?

Wolverine – Black Rio #1 (1998)

Rating: marvel
Year: 1998
Cast: Biker zombies? Alien prophets? Vampiric divas? It’s Carnival time—X-Men style—when Wolverine hits Rio! Vacations are never fun for Logan. While visiting an old friend in Rio, the feral fan-favorite falls into a murder mystery which pits him against a creepy crew of killers! It’s a festival of death at the height of Carnival—with Wolverine as the guest of honor!