Comics

Hyperkind (1993)

Bob Dvorak Max Douglas Steve Skroce Paris Cullins Anthony Williams Tom Daning (assistant editor) Tom Defalco (chief editor) Tom Smith (colors) Christie Scheele (colors) Kevin Somers (colors) Malcolm Smith (consulting editor) Tristan Schane (cover) Vito Incorvaia (cover) Joe Kaufman (designer) Marc McLaurin (editor) Carl Potts (executive editor) Clive Barker (idea) Clive Barker (idea) Clive Barker (idea) Clive Barker (idea) Clive Barker (idea) Andy Lanning (ink) Bob Petrecca (ink) John Costanza (letters) Steve Dutro (letters) John Kalisz (letters) Gaspar (letters) Janice Chiang (letters) Frank Lovece (story) Fred Burke (story) James Robinson (story) Elaine Lee (story)

Razorline THE FIRST CUT Vol. 1 No. 1 September 1993. Clive Barker on RAZORLINE If ever there was a medium made for over-achievers, it's comics. Where else can a creator make mischief on a cosmic scale; tell tales in which worlds rise and fall in the space of a few panels, where battles may shake the...[meer]

Paris Cullins Tom Defalco (chief editor) Tom Smith (colors) Malcolm Smith (consulting editor) Marc McLaurin (editor) Carl Potts (executive editor) Clive Barker (idea) Bob Petrecca (ink) Steve Dutro (letters) Fred Burke (story)

Vol. 1, No. 1, September 1993. All new raw heroes for a new generation. Hyperkind is unequivocally a super hero title, with a twist. The New Heroes, the Hyperkind, are four young people who have taken on the mantle of a much older band of champions, called Paxis. They are literally stepping into the...[meer]

Paris Cullins Tom Defalco (chief editor) Tom Smith (colors) Malcolm Smith (consulting editor) Marc McLaurin (editor) Carl Potts (executive editor) Clive Barker (idea) Bob Petrecca (ink) Steve Dutro (letters) Fred Burke (story)

Vol. 1, No. 2, October 1993. Blood on Hollywood Boulevard. The answers to these queries lie in a secret war fought decades ago, wherein two warring alien nations used Earth as their battlefield, and in the evil genius of the psychotic Paragon John, whose hatred and jealousy of the heroes who have driven...[meer]

Paris Cullins Tom Defalco (chief editor) Tom Smith (colors) Malcolm Smith (consulting editor) Marc McLaurin (editor) Carl Potts (executive editor) Clive Barker (idea) Hamilton Riggs (ink) Bob Petrecca (ink) Steve Dutro (letters) Fred Burke (story)

Vol. 1, No. 3, November 1993. Evil Thoughts. What happened to the original Paxis — and what powerful malevolent force wants to make the world believe they never existed?! Questions beckon in "The Big Lie!" — but the price of the truth may be the destruction of L.A.!...[meer]

Paris Cullins Tom Defalco (chief editor) Tom Smith (colors) Malcolm Smith (consulting editor) Marc McLaurin (editor) Carl Potts (executive editor) Clive Barker (idea) Bob Petrecca (ink) Hamilton Riggs (ink) Steve Dutro (letters) Fred Burke (story)

Vol. 1, No. 4, December 1993. Under the Gun! The hyperkind are at the mercy of Paragon John, the most dangerous man in the Barkerverse! Discover with them the sinister secret behind the Age Without Heroes — and you might just get to live to tell about it!...[meer]

Tom Defalco (chief editor) Tom Smith (colors) Malcolm Smith (consulting editor) Marc McLaurin (editor) Carl Potts (executive editor) Clive Barker (idea) Jordi Ensign (ink) Paris Cullins (ink) Steve Dutro (letters) Fred Burke (story)

Vol. 1, No. 5, January 1994. Meet the most dangerous man in the world. The power of Pargon John! Plus the most-asked Razorline question of the decade is answered (sort of) — as we reveal the status of the fifth power!...[meer]

Paris Cullins Tom Defalco (chief editor) Tom Smith (colors) Malcolm Smith (consulting editor) Marc McLaurin (editor) Carl Potts (executive editor) Clive Barker (idea) Mike Halbleib (ink) Bob Petrecca (ink) Vickie Williams (letters) Fred Burke (story)

Vol. 1, No. 6, February 1994. Slam Bang Action Issue! The untrained Hyperkind face off against the greatest enemies of the Golden Age Paxis: the venomous Vexus! Guest starring Trip Munroe from Hokum & Hex!...[meer]

Paris Cullins Tom Defalco (chief editor) Tom Smith (colors) Malcolm Smith (consulting editor) Marc McLaurin (editor) Carl Potts (executive editor) Clive Barker (idea) Mike Halbleib (ink) Steve Dutro (letters) Fred Burke (story)

Vol. 1, No. 7, March 1994. They never knew how their powers changed them… or what price they would pay… now, finally, that knowledge will come… too late? Armata's near death and her only hope of survival is for the team to solve a riddle locked within a children's rhyme! But even the answeres...[meer]

Roger Cruz Tom Defalco (chief editor) Tom Smith (colors) Malcolm Smith (consulting editor) Marc McLaurin (editor) Carl Potts (executive editor) Clive Barker (idea) Mike Halbleib (ink) Bob Petrecca (ink) Steve Dutro (letters) Fred Burke (story)

Vol. 1, No. 8, April 1994. Face the savage return of… Tempest. Will she be friend or foe?! The Wild Woman of the original Paxis returns — with a vengeance! Witness the resurrection of Tempest, with special guest penciler Roger Cruz in the newest exciting chapter in the unfolding history of the...[meer]

Paris Cullins Steve Skroce Tom Defalco (chief editor) Tom Smith (colors) Malcolm Smith (consulting editor) Marc McLaurin (editor) Carl Potts (executive editor) Clive Barker (idea) Mike Halbleib (ink) Steve Dutro (letters) Fred Burke (story)

Vol. 1, No. 9, May 1994. Face the fury of Lazurex. The fanatical fury of Lazurex Prime! How do you stop a man that's a living machine? Our heroes only shot is the lost fifth power — if they can locate it in the heat of battle with a mechanical fury!...[meer]

Fabio Laguna Tom Defalco (chief editor) Elaine Lee (colors) Malcolm Smith (consulting editor) Marc McLaurin (editor) Carl Potts (executive editor) Clive Barker (idea) Dan Schaeffer (ink) Mike Halbleib (ink) Steve Dutro (letters) Fred Burke (story)

Vol. 1, No.1, August 1994. Giant-sized Action! Plus: An Adventure of Hokum and Hex! It will take many adventures for the Neo Paxis to fully comprehend the powers that they have been granted, but each is best paralleled with a level of human consciousness. George Yaneda has become a creature of pure...[meer]

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