''Crisis'' was a British

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published from September 1988 to October 1991 as an experiment by

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to see if intelligent, mature, politically and socially-aware comics were saleable in the United Kingdom. The magazine was initially published fortnightly, and was one of the most visible components of the late-1980s British comics boom, along with ''

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'', ''

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'', and ''

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''.

History

Conceived by editor

Steve MacManus Steve MacManus (sometimes credited as Ian Rogan) is a British comics, comic writer and editor, particularly known for his work at ''2000 AD (comic), 2000 AD''. Biography Born in London and educated in Devon, MacManus joined IPC Media, IPC in ...

, ''Crisis'' would offer to make the work

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, which might lead to the chance for royalties and greater copyright control, which was a departure from the way they had done business up until then. They also planned to turn the stories into American comic books which would sell better on the other side of the Atlantic, although ultimately only the first few titles got this treatment and the title moved to shorter stories after issue #14. David Bishop ''

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'', page 127 As a '' 2000 AD'' spin-off, it was initially

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based. It began with two stories: "

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", by

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and

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, extrapolated some of the effects of global capitalism on the developing world into the near future, as seen through the eyes of a group of young conscript "peace volunteer" soldiers; " New Statesmen" was a "realistic superhero" strip by John Smith and

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. "Third World War" later moved on from developing world topics to minority issues within the UK and introduced two new artists,

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and

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, while Mills took on co-writers including Alan Mitchell and

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. When "New Statesmen" finished it was replaced by two contemporary stories: "Troubled Souls" by

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and John McCrea, set amid the "troubles" of Northern Ireland, and "Sticky Fingers", a flatshare comedy by Myra Hancock and

David Hine David Hine (born 1956) is an English comic book writer and artist, known for his work on ''Silent War'' and ''The Bulletproof Coffin''. Career Hine has been working in comics since the early 1980s. For ''Crisis'', he drew the series ''Sticky Fin ...

. "Troubled Souls" was Ennis's comics debut, and led to a sequel, "For a Few Troubles More", and a religious satire, "True Faith", the latter illustrated by

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. "True Faith" and another proposed strip, "

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" by

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and

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, about skinheads and

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, ran into problems with censorship.

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, Fleetway's then owner, withdrew the collected edition of ''True Faith'' from sale after receiving objections from religious groups; "Skin" was dropped after the printers refused to handle it, citing its harsh language and controversial subject matter.Art Brendan
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, and failed to generate any noticeable outrage. Another casualty of censorship was John Smith and Sean Phillips's "Straitgate". Its main character was intended to be a self-obsessed young loner who suffers from delusions and ends up going on a killing spree, but was toned down until he became little more than a self-obsessed young loner.Thomas, Ian
“We Get to Do Whatever We Want!”: An Interview with Sean Phillips,"
''The Comics Journal'' (Jan. 26, 2022).

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and

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contributed "

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" (originally published in ''Cut'', a Scottish arts and culture magazine), a speculative story about how the young

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's stay in England might have affected his later actions. Morrison also wrote "

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", illustrated by Daniel Vallely, about a series of murders in Glasgow, and "Dare", his revisionist take on Dan Dare. "Dare" was drawn by

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, and had started in ''

'', the sister comic of ''Crisis''. ''Revolver'' folded before the last episode of the story, which was therefore concluded in ''Crisis''. Morrison's frequent collaborator

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contributed a grim prison story, "Insiders", drawn by Paul Grist. Later issues of ''Crisis'' included a number of translated European strips, including

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and

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's "Trip to Tulum" (collected in a trade paperback published by

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) and a number of short strips by Miguelanxo Prado. After issue 49 ''Crisis'' was published monthly, for 14 further issues, finally ending in October 1991. Other creators whose work appeared in ''Crisis'' include

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John Hicklenton John Hicklenton (8 May 1967 – 19 March 2010), aka John Deadstock, was a British comics artist best known for his brutal, visceral work on flagship '' 2000 AD'' characters like ''Judge Dredd'' (in particular ''Heavy Metal Dredd'') and ''Nemesi ...

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, Peter Doherty, Igor Goldkind, James Robinson,

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and

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. One of the characters in "Third World War" got his own spin-off series in ''2000 AD'', " Finn".

Editors

#1–49 * Steve MacManus and Michael W. Bennent #50–52 * Michael W. Bennent #53–63

Stories

Third World War
''Book I''
Issues: 1-14
Episodes: 14
Pages: 196 of strip, plus 14 pages of text
Script:

Art:

episodes 1-6, 9-14; D'Israeli 7; Angie Mills 8
Dated: 17/9/88 to 18/3/89 ''Book II''
Issues: 15-27, 29-38
Episodes: 23
Pages: 322
Script: Pat Mills 1-23; with Alan Mitchell 3-7, 10-23, and

8-9
Art: Angie Mills 1;

2, 11, 14, 20; Carlos Ezquerra 3-4, 6-7;

5, 12;

8-10, 13, 18-19; Sean Phillips & Shaun Hollywood 16; Richard Piers-Rayner 15; Richard Piers-Rayner & Tim Perkins 23; Glyn Dillon 17; Steve Pugh 21; Robert Blackwell 22
Dated: 1/4/89 to 17/2/90
Note: Segments "Ivan's Story" in #36 and "Ryan's Story" in #25, 29 and 35 conclude in Book IV. ''Book III: The Big Heat''
Issues: 40-41, 43-48
Episodes: 8
Pages: 112
Script: Pat Mills and Alan Mitchell
Art: Glynn Dillon 1-4; Rob Blackwell 5-8
Dated: 17/3/90 to 7/7/90 ''Book IV: Ivan's Story''
Issues: 49-51
Episodes: 3
Pages: 42
Script: Pat Mills and Tony Skinner
Art: Steve Pugh
Dated: 21/7/90 to Oct 90
Note: Episodes 2-4 of story beginning in #36. ''Book IV: The Final Problem''
Issue: 53
Episodes: 1
Pages: 14
Script: Pat Mills and Alan Mitchell
Art: John Hicklenton
Dated: Dec 90
Note: Fourth episode of "Ryan’s Story," from #25, 29, 35. New Statesmen
Issues: 1-12
Episodes: 12
Pages: 192 strip, plus 13 text
Script: John Smith
Art:

1-4, 9-12; Sean Phillips 5-6; Duncan Fegredo 7-8
Dated: 17/9/88 to 18/2/89 ''Epilogue''
Issues: 13-14
Episodes: 2
Pages: 26
Script: John Smith
Art: Sean Phillips
Dated: 4/3/89 to 18/3/89 ''Prologue''
Issue: 28
Episodes: 1
Pages: 14
Script: John Smith
Art: Jim Baikie
Dated: 30/9/89 Sticky Fingers
Issues: 15-21, 23-27
Episodes: 12
Pages: 81
Script: Myra Hancock
Art:

Dated: 1/4/89 to 16/9/89 Troubled Souls
Issues: 15-20, 22-27
Episodes: 12
Pages: 89
Script:

Art: John McCrea
Dated: 1/4/89 to 16/9/89 To Serve and Protect
Issue: 21
Episodes: 1
Pages: 6
Script and art: Floyd R. Jones-Hughes
Dated: 24/6/89 The Geek
Issue: 22
Episodes: 1
Pages: 7
Script: Mal Coney
Art: Jim McCarthy
Dated: 8/7/89 The Student Konstabel
Issue: 28
Episodes: 1
Pages: 8
Script and art: Phillip J. Swarbrick
Dated: 30/9/89 Angels Among Us
Issues: 28-38
Episodes: 11
Pages: 15
Script and art:

Dated: 30/9/89 to 17/2/90
Note: a.k.a. "The Crooked Mile". True Faith
Issues: 29-38
Episodes: 11 (2 episodes in issue 38)
Pages: 91
Script: Garth Ennis
Art:

Dated: 14/10/89 to 17/2/90 Her Parents
Issue: 31
Episodes: 1
Pages: 5
Script:

Art: John McCrea
Dated: 11/11/89 The Clicking of High Heels
Issue: 32
Episodes: 1
Pages: 7
Script: Sarah Bromley-Anderson
Art: Floyd Hughes
Dated: 25/11/89 Two Pretty Names
Issue: 33
Episodes: 1
Pages: 5
Script:

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at ''

and Sue Swasey
Art: Phil Laskey and Carol Swain
Dated: 9/12/89 Squirrels in Carroll Street
Issue: 34
Episodes: 1
Pages: 5
Script and art: Floyd Hughes
Dated: 23/12/89 Feedback
Issue: 34
Episodes: 1
Pages: 2
Script and art: Al Davidson
Dated: 23/12/89 Didn't You Love My Brother?
Issue: 35
Episodes: 1
Pages: 11
Script: Tony Allen
Art: David Hine
Dated: 6/1/90 Suburban Hell
''The Unusual Obsession of Mrs Orton''
Issue: 36
Episodes: 1
Pages: 7
Script: Garth Ennis
Art: Phillip J. Swarbrick
Dated: 20/1/90 Banged Up
Issue: 37
Episodes: 1
Pages: 7
Script: Jack Blackburn
Art: David Lloyd
Dated: 3/2/90 The Death Factory
Issue: 39
Episodes: 1
Pages: 21
Script: Pat Mills
Art: Sean Phillips
Dated: 3/3/90
Note:

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issue. A Kind of Madness
Issue: 39
Episodes: 1
Pages: 7
Script: Pat Mills
Art: Sean Phillips
Dated: 3/3/90 A Day in the Life
Issue: 39
Episodes: 1
Pages: 4
Script: Igor Goldkind
Art:

Dated: 3/3/90 Murky Waters
Issue: 40
Episodes: 1
Pages: 7
Script: James Robinson
Art: Tony Salmons
Dated: 17/3/90 For a Few Troubles More
Issues: 40-43, 45-46
Episodes: 6
Pages: 46
Script: Garth Ennis
Art: John McCrea
Dated: 17/3/90 to 9/6/90
Note: Sequel to "Troubled Souls". Brighton Gas
Issue: 41
Episodes: 1
Pages: 7
Script: Gary Pleece
Art: Warren Pleece
Dated: 31/3/90 C-RAP
Issue: 41
Episodes: 1
Pages: 1
Script:

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Art: Anoniman
Dated: 31/3/90 China in Crisis 1989
Issues: 42, 45
Episodes: 2
Pages: 20
Script: Tony Allen
Art: Dave Hine
Dated: 14/4/90 and 26/5/90 Passion and Fire
Issue: 42
Episodes: 1
Pages: 8
Script: Carlos Sampayo
Art: Oscar Zarote
Dated: 14/4/90 Faceless
Issue: 42
Episodes: 1
Pages: 7
Script and art: Floyd Hughes
Dated: 14/4/90 The Ballad of Andrew Brown
Issue: 43
Episodes: 1
Pages: 8
Script: Garth Ennis
Art:

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Dated: 28/4/90 Try a Little Tenderness
Issue: 44
Episodes: 1
Pages: 6
Script: Si Spencer
Art: Steve Sampson
Dated: 12/5/90 Masters of Disguise
Issue: 44
Episodes: 1
Pages: 1
Script and art: Tomoko Rei Sato
Dated: 12/5/90 The Soldier and the Farmer
Issue: 44
Episodes: 1
Pages: 10
Script: Igor Goldkind
Art: David Lloyd and Caroline Dellaporta
Dated: 12/5/90

Issues: 46-49
Episodes: 4
Pages: 48
Script:

Art:

Dated: 9/6/90 to 21/7/90 Felicity
Issue: 47
Episodes: 1
Pages: 5
Script: Chris Standley
Art: Peter Doherty
Dated: 23/6/90 The Soldier and the Painter
Issue: 48
Episodes: 1
Pages: 6
Script: Igor Goldkind
Art: Phil Winslade
Dated: 7/7/90 Chicken Run
Issue: 49
Episodes: 1
Pages: 5
Script: Gary Pleece
Art: Warren Pleece
Dated: 21/7/90 Straitgate
Issues: 50-53
Episodes: 4
Pages: 46
Script: John Smith
Art: Sean Phillips
Dated: Sept 90 to Dec 90 No Messing With Rupert
Issue: 50
Episodes: 1
Pages: 11
Script: Oscar Zarate
Art: Carlos Sampayo
Dated: Sept 90 Your Death, My Life
Issue: 50
Episodes: 1
Pages: 8
Script and art:

Dated: Sept 90
Note: Translated by Frank Wynne. Suddenly, Last Week…
Issue: 51
Episodes: 1
Pages: 5
Script: Nicholas Vince
Art: Paul Johnson
Dated: Oct 90 The Wall
Issue: 51
Episodes: 1
Pages: 8
Script: Tony Allen
Art: Enki Bilal
Dated: Oct 90 The Power of the Pen
Issue: 51
Episodes: 1
Pages: 8
Script and art: Alberto Braccia
Dated: Oct 90
Note: Translated by Frank Wynne. Prisoner of Justice
Issue: 52
Episodes: 1
Pages: 14
Script: Alan Mitchell
Art: Glenn Fabry
Dated: Nov 90 The Happiest Days
Issue: 52
Episodes: 1
Pages: 8
Script: Martine d’Ellard
Art: Caroline Della Porta
Dated: Nov 90 Vroom
Issues: 52-58
Episodes: 7
Pages: 28
Script: Iz
Art: Dix
Dated: Nov 90 to June 91 Sinner
''Viet Blues''
Issues: 52-55
Episodes: 4
Pages: 38
Script and art: Carlos Sampayo and Jose Muñoz
Colours: Steve Whitaker
Dated: Nov 90 to Feb 91
Note: Translated by Deborah Bonner and Kim Thompson. The School
Issue: 53
Episodes: 1
Pages: 6
Script: Martine d’Ellard
Art: Ed Hillyer
Dated: Dec 90 Insiders
Issues: 54-59
Episodes: 6
Pages: 60
Script: Mark Millar
Art: Paul Grist
Dated: Jan 91 to June 91 The General and the Priest
Issues: 54-55
Episodes: 2
Pages: 21
Script: Igor Goldkind
Art: Jim Baikie
Dated: Jan 91 to Feb 91 In Cages, There is No Escape
Issue: 54
Episodes: 1
Pages: 4
Script and art: Paul Johnson
Dated: Jan 91 Passing Through
Issue: 55
Episodes: 1
Pages: 4
Script and art: Miguelanxo Prado
Dated: Feb 91
Note: Translated by Frank Wynne. The Real Robin Hood
Issues: 56-61
Episodes: 6
Pages: 48
Script: Michael Cook
Art:

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and Bernie Jaye
Dated: March 91 to Aug 91

Issues: 56-61
Episodes: 6
Pages: 48
Script: Grant Morrison
Art: Daniel Vallely
Dated: March 91 to Aug 91 Happenstance and Kismet
Issues: 56-61
Episodes: 6 (Parts 8-13)
Pages: 34
Script:

Art:

and Bernie Jaye
Dated: March 91 to Aug 91
Note: Continued from ''

''.2000ad.org
/ref> Dare
Issue: 56
Episodes: 1 (Part 8)
Pages: 10
Script: Grant Morrison
Art:

Dated: March 91
Note: Final episode of series "Dare" from ''Revolver''. Up on the Roof
Issue: 57
Episodes: 1
Pages: 6
Script and art: Dave Hine
Dated: April 91 Lovebite
Issue: 58
Episodes: 1
Pages: 5
Script: Steve Tanner
Art: Pete Venters
Dated: May 91 Rainbow Cafe
Issue: 58
Episodes: 1
Pages: 3
Script and art: Simon Harrison
Dated: May 91 Lord Jim
Issue: 59
Episodes: 1
Pages: 16
Script: Igor Goldkind
Art: Steve Sampson
Dated: June 91 Trip to Tulum
Issues: 60-63
Episodes: 4
Pages: 69
Script:

Art: Milo Manara
Dated: July 91 to Oct 91
Note: Translated by Stefano Gaudiano. Unlikely Stories, Mostly
''Endgame''
Issue: 60
Episodes: 1
Pages: 3
Script and art: Miguelanxo Prado
Dated: July 91 Light Me
Issue: 61
Episodes: 1
Pages: 8
Script: Garth Ennis
Art: Phil Winslade
Dated: Aug 91 Worms
Issue: 62
Episodes: 1
Pages: 7
Script and art: Dave Hine
Dated: Sept 91 Waddle on the Wild Side
Issue: 62
Episodes: 1
Pages: 5
Script and art: Al Davison
Dated: Sept 91 Charlie Lives With Fang and Snuggles
Issue: 62
Episodes: 1
Pages: 8
Script: Garth Ennis
Art: Ian Oldham
Dated: Sept 91 Body Snatchers
Issue: 62
Episodes: 1
Pages: 7
Script: Ian Abinett & Alan Coweill
Art: Andrew Currie
Dated: Sept 91 Strange Hotel
Issue: 62
Episodes: 1
Pages: 4
Script: Si Spencer
Art: Adrian Dungworthy
Dated: Sept 91 The Big Voice
Issue: 63
Episodes: 1
Pages: 8
Script:

Nick Abadzis Nick Abadzis ( el, Νικ Αμπατζής; born 1965)
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Art: Edmund Perryman
Dated: Oct 91 Operation Massacre
Issue: 63
Episodes: 1
Pages: 15
Script and art: Francisco Solano Lopez and Gabriel Solano Lopez
Dated: Oct 91 Commuter’s Journey
Issue: 63
Episodes: 1
Pages: 2
Script and art: Nick Abadzis
Dated: Oct 91

Notes

References

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External links

A ''Crisis'' fansite

''Crisis'' at the Barney comics database
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