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Rating: dc
Year: 1999
Cast

Anarky #1 – 8

Rating: dc
Year: 1999
Cast: Anarky discovers an extremely powerful threat to all reality, but when he tries to enlist the JLA’s aid, they just try to capture him for his past crimes.

Batman – Hellboy – Starman #1 – 2

Rating: dc
Year: 1999
Cast: When the original Starman Ted Knight is kidnapped by neo-Nazi’s known as the Knights of October, Batman and Hellboy join forces to rescue him. Soon after, Jack Knight joins the fray.

Batman – The Chalice #1 (1999)

Rating: dc
Year: 1999
Cast: In this book about faith and duty, Batman learns that not only does his nobility extend deep within his ancestry but also that some things beyond the laws of science. When a mysterious package arrives at Wayne Manor, the Dark Knight Detective discovers that he is a descendant of a Grail Knight from King Arthur’s court. Now possessing the Holy Grail itself, Batman must come to terms with the ramifications of its existence while safeguarding the artifact from the denizens of attackers. Featuring the Penguin, Two-Face, Catwoman, and Ra’s al Ghul, this book adds an interesting and provocative chapter to the Batman legend.

Catwoman: Guardian of Gotham

Rating: dc
Year: 1999
Cast

Conan – Death Covered in Gold #1 – 3

Rating: marvel
Year: 1999
Cast: They say the streets of Ophir are paved with gold… but when Conan¹s done, they¹ll run with blood! Entering the town in search of its fabled treasure, the wandering thief finds that his search is fraught with treachery! Will Conan uncover the horrifying secret at the heart of the strange city before demonic entities move in from the shadows?! If you¹re in the mood for swords, sorcery and warrior women, than join our Cimmerian for this heart-pounding adventure!

Dexter’s Laboratory – 2

Rating: dc
Year: 1999
Cast: Characters from Dexter’s Laboratory appeared in a 150,000-print magazine called Cartoon Network, published by Burghley Publishing and released in the United Kingdom on August 27, 1998.

Fantastic Five #1 – 5

Rating: marvel
Year: 1999
Cast: Fantastic Five, dubbed the Millenium’s Greatest Comic Magazine, tells the continuing story of the Fantastic Four family within the MC2 Concept universe. The series was one of two that launched the second year of the MC2 Concept, alongside the Wild Thing series. This series replaced the A-Next comic-series. It however lasted for only 5 issues. The series was followed by a second volume limited series also titled Fantastic Five.

Gifts of the Night #0 – 4

Rating: dc
Year: 1999
Cast: Magdin, prince of a mythical European realm, has a vision-a vision his father, the King, turns into military strategy. Once thought a simpleton, Magdin is hailed as a seer, but no one realizes that his visions are merely poetic retellings of history lessons learned from his tutor. But in a land torn by war and religious bigotry, a secret such as this cannot be kept for long…and soon Magdin is a critical pawn in a game of savage political intrigue.

Gravel (Collection)

Rating: other-comics
Year: 1999
Cast: It’s never a dull day, being a Magician. The mad mind of Warren Ellis is once again unleashed on combat magician William Gravel, this time on a full-color, on-going monthly series!

I Feel Sick #1 – 2

Rating: other-comics
Year: 1999
Cast: I Feel Sick is a two part full-colour miniseries written and drawn by Jhonen Vasquez and colored by Rosearik Rikki Simons. It is a spin-off of Vasquez’s popular Johnny the Homicidal Maniac series, and features Devi D. dealing with the same supernatural and/or psychological forces that drove Johnny to lunacy. Originally intended as a single paperback, it was later split into two issues so as to avoid compromising the length of the story. It was published by Slave Labor Graphics and has been reprinted multiple times.

Impulse – Bart Saves the Universe #1

Rating: dc
Year: 1999
Cast: This one-shot places the fate of the DC Universe in the hands of DC’s most reckless hero: Impulse! Extant, the villain who nearly destroyed all of DC’s greatest heroes in the pages of ZERO HOUR, has returned, and only Bart Allen stands in his way. Cameo appearances by Batman, three Flashes (Jay Garrick, Barry Allen and Wally West), the JSA and the Linear Men aren’t enough to stop Extant, so this battle hinges on the stable, clear thinking of Impulse. Better start packing now.

Iron Man – Eighth Day (Complete – DCP Archive Edition)

Rating: marvel
Year: 1999
Cast: Iron Man – Eighth Day (Complete – DCP Archive Edition) (1999)

Justice League Spectacular #1

Rating: dc
Year: 1999
Cast: When Elongated Man and Sue Dibny are taken hostage by the Royal Flush Gang, the Justice League reunites to rescue them in “Team Work”.

Michael Turner’s Fathom – Swimsuit

Rating: other-comics
Year: 1999
Cast: Michael Turner’s Fathom – Swimsuit 1999 (2019).

Rising Stars #0 – 38 (Incl. Extras)

Rating: other-comics
Year: 1999
Cast: The story of a life changing comet that gives the children of a town special skills and abilities that people fear. They are schooled and gathered together and inevitably become super heroes. But there’s a side effect of their powers, they each got a little bit of that power and with each ones death the rest become more and more powerful and once they realize this i can never lead to anything good.

Shadowman #1 – 6

Rating: other-comics
Year: 1999
Cast: On the borderlands of life and death, Shadowman – the voodoo guardian of the barriers between the worlds – continues his deadly struggle to protect Earth from the evil denizens of Deadside. MIchael Leroi, D.J. and mystical voodoo warrior is given this almost impossible task.

Shadowman Present – Deadside #1 – 3

Rating: other-comics
Year: 1999
Cast: Our lifetime is determined solely on a singular event. What becomes of one’s existence after death? Explore the mysteries of the world beyond, the Deadside, where the end for some is only just the beginning.

Star Wars – Qui-Gon & Obi-Wan – The Aurorient Express #1 – 2

Rating: other-comics
Year: 1999
Cast: Qui-Gon and Obi-Wan: The Aurorient Express is a two-part comics series written by Mike Kennedy, and published by Dark Horse Comics between February 2002 and June 2002. The series is set in the Star Wars galaxy six years before the Battle of Naboo in Star Wars Episode I: The Phantom Menace, and 38 years before the Battle of Yavin in Episode IV: A New Hope. The story features Qui-Gon Jinn and Obi-Wan Kenobi. A luxury cloud cruiser has slipped out of control and is going to crash over Yorn Skot. The two Jedi must board the runaway ship and regain control.

Superman – Fantasic Four – The Infinite Destruction

Rating: dc
Year: 1999
Cast: Spectacular Superman joins the fabulous FF to fight against…Galactus!

Superman – The Last God of Krypton (1999)

Rating: dc
Year: 1999
Cast: A dark god, released by the destruction of the planet Krypton, finds her way to Earth to extinguish the “last flame” of Krypton’s fire. Blanketing the whole of the Earth in the snows of a new Ice Age–her mythological power–she intends to bring the last son of Krypton to the fore. When she discovers he bears a similar “beauty” to Rao–originator of the house of El and another god of Krypton whom she intended to trap in marriage–she changes her plans. Instead of killing Superman, she now intends to wed him. However, as she’s a stranger to this part of the galaxy, she is at a disadvantage when facing the things that make a Superman out of Kal-El. Sadly, she underestimates the love of Lois Lane, the hatred of Lex Luthor and the power of Sol, Earth’s yellow sun.

The Sensational Spider-Man Vol. 2 Annual #1

Rating: marvel
Year: 1999
Cast: A long-lost suitor from Mary Jane’s past presents her with a shocking offer: she can walk away from the torment and tragedy of life on the run…and all she has to do is turn in Spider-Man. Given the choice between a fugitive’s life and the fame and fortune she left behind to marry Peter Parker, will she take the deal? Meanwhile, across town, Peter Parker brokers the safety of his wife and Aunt May…even at the cost of his freedom. How much madness and loss can one marriage take? Join us in this retrospective of one of the most enduring love stories in comics.

The Titans Vol. 1 #1 – 50 + Annual (1999-2003) (Digital)

Rating: dc
Year: 1999
Cast: The Titans are building their new Tower in the Titans Island when a goup of H.I.V.E. members attack them. The team is reunited in a Dock Side Diner thinking about the reunion and what members will be in the new group. On the other hand, Damien Darhk is recruting members for H.I.V.E.

The Titans – Secret Files and Origins #1 – 2 (1999-2000) (Digital)

Rating: dc
Year: 1999
Cast: In an origin story, the original members and the new additions get together for the very first time, and we learn what happened to those who didn’t make the cut! Also, discover what took place between the end of Arsenal’s Titans and the beginning of the Atom’s group. Plus: a look at Donna Troy’s photo album; bedtime stories for Lian; a “brush with greatness” with Argent; and profile pages of Titans old and new!

The Wicked #1 – 7 (1999-2000)

Rating: other-comics
Year: 1999
Cast: Nathan Ellstings is a man on the run. He is running from a murder wrap and headed towards demons. Along with Wendy Mckinnes they hunt The Wicked, people who have sold their souls for personal gain. All Wicked can see each other as they truly are, large twisted beasts, while average humans cannot. Nathan can see them by accident of birth and he only stands out to them when he uses his powers. He has the ear of the Pope himself as well many powerful and prominent religious leaders.

Tomorrow Stories #1 – 12 (1999-2002)

Rating: other-comics
Year: 1999
Cast: A new anthology series from AMERICA’S BEST COMICS teams writer Alan Moore with some of comics’ best artists, with painted cover on the first-issue by Alex Ross!

Wild Times – WildC.A.T.S #0 (1999) (One-Shot)

Rating: dc
Year: 1999
Cast: WildC.A.T.s are on bodyguard duty for a presidential hopeful from another planet. While having a conversation about Grifter’s role as the only human on the team, they fail to stop an assassination attempt. However, a subsequent modification of the time line leaves them unsure of who they did or did not save and when.

Wolverine-Punisher – Revelation #1 – 4 (1999)

Rating: marvel
Year: 1999
Cast: A mystery illness has struck down New York’s entire Upper West Side–and the rest of the city is next! Among the fallen lay Frank Castle’s dear friend–and she’ll die unless an antidote is found! Now the Punisher and Wolverine must descend into a series of long forgotten underground tunnels to unravel the mystery of the mutant called Revelation. That is, if they can keep from killing each other!

X-51 – The Machine Man #0 – 12 (1999-2000)

Rating: marvel
Year: 1999
Cast: Part of the M-Tech Marvel event, Aaron Stack, the Machine Man gets his own series, this time known as X-51 . The series was the first in the M-Tech line, but failed to catch on and was, unfortunately, cancelled with issue 12. The series had a special “issue 0”, courtesy of Wizard Magazine and a shared Machine Man / Bastion ’98 annual which was published prior to this series.

X-Men – True Friends #1 – 3 (1999)

Rating: marvel
Year: 1999
Cast: It’s a tale of time-travel, danger and fantasy as Shadowcat must decide between saving the life of one friend or the lives of millions!