Pictured below is the “2099” titled trade paperback released by French publisher Semic. These were collections of various “2099” titles first issued by Marvel — “Doom 2099” is featured here.
Semic sometimes employed interior art as covers.

Pictured below is the “2099” titled trade paperback released by French publisher Semic. These were collections of various “2099” titles first issued by Marvel — “Doom 2099” is featured here.
Semic sometimes employed interior art as covers.

Part five of the “Devil’s Legacy” storyline originally printed by Comico.

DC Comics.


Dark Horse Comics’ millennial reprint of Comico’s release in the 80’s.

Colors by “Grendel” creator, writer and artist Matt Wagner. This was the original artwork for the “Devil’s Legacy” storyline first published by Comico; Wagner completed the cover art for Dark Horse Comics’s reprints in 2000.

Original artwork by Alex Ross.

DC Comics. I’m not sure of the date on this … I’d guess that a Harley Quinn solo title would result from the character’s newfound mainstream popularity following this year’s “Suicide Squad.”
But “The New 52” arrived … six years ago?

2000.

This is the cover for Dark Horse Comics’ millennial reprint, and not Comico’s original release of the series in the late 1980’s.
