Books by Dwayne McDuffie

Young Justice (1998-2003): Book Three

by Peter David

(73 reviews)

The teen superheroes of Young Justice are about to experience their craziest adventures yet. The mysterious organization known only as the Agenda has meddled with the lives of both Young Justice and the team's rival... See More

The DC Universe by Dwayne McDuffie

by Dwayne McDuffie

(4 reviews)

Writer Dwayne McDuffie was renowned for his ability to craft fantastic tales featuring characters who were heroic, yet still very relatable and human. This volume celebrates the DC work of McDuffie and contains stories... See More

Static Shock!: Trial by Fire (Static (1993-1997))

by Dwayne McDuffie

(18 reviews)

Like any awkward teenager, Virgil Hawkins worries about girls, pocket money, girls, and getting beaten up. But recently, he's had even more on his mind: his newfound super-powers, his secret identity... and girls. On a... See More

Icon Vol. 2: The Mothership Connection (Icon (1993-1997))

by Dwayne McDuffie

(33 reviews)

With the secret of his origin in danger, Icon must abandon Dakota, leaving Rocket in charge. Plus: Don't miss the amazing exploits of Buck Wild! Collecting ICON #13, 19-22, 24-26 and 30. See More

Icon (1993-1997) #12

by Dwayne McDuffie

(1 review)

Buck Wild, Mercenary Man-the most embarrassing '70s archetype ever-makes his explosive, senses-shattering debut. But Icon and Rocket are even more embarrassed to find that he's on their side. Written by Dwayne McDuffie, with... See More

Hardware (1993-1997) #13

by Dwayne McDuffie

Curt Metcalf takes some time out with Barraki Young in order to sort out their relationship. But when the lovers find their quiet retreat under siege, Metcalf must fend off their attackers... without his Hardware suit... See More

Icon (1993-1997) #30

by Dwayne McDuffie

In the aftermath of the riot, Icon prepares to leave Earth -- this time for good. But who is his mysterious stowaway? See More

Icon (1993-1997) #26

by Dwayne McDuffie

The battle with Oblivion leaves the new Rocket devastated, forcing her predecessor, Raquel, to resume her role as a hero to save the lives of her friends and her child. See More

Static Shock!: Rebirth of the Cool (2000) #1

by Dwayne McDuffie

(1 review)

Having retired from crime-fighting at the tender age of 14, Static is astonished to be called back to arms by some of his fellow "Bang Babies," all empowered in the "Big Bang" battle. But even with the help of the mighty... See More

Blood Syndicate (1993-1995) #4

by Ivan Velez

(4 reviews)

In the conclusion of "The Big Bang," Brickhouse's conspiracy leads the Syndicate to Holy Cross Hospital, which doubles as a SYSTEM stronghold. As the gang fights its way through a laboratory of horrors, Rob Chaplik gets the... See More

Hardware (1993-1997) #19

by Dwayne McDuffie

It's a serious case of mistaken identity when strangers from a faraway planet arrive on Earth to take Hardware "home." Written by Dwayne McDuffie, with art and cover by Humberto Ramos and Prentis Rollins. See More

Hardware (1993-1997) #30

by Dwayne McDuffie

(1 review)

As "The Long Hot Summer" continues, Hardware goes head-to-head with his greatest enemy when Alva conspires with Pyre, Harm, and St. Cloud on how to divide Dakota. See More

Hardware (1993-1997) #25

by Dwayne McDuffie

In this extra-size 25th issue, Hardware fights for his life against the super-powered team known as Death Row-formed by Hangman, Guillotine, Hypo, and Volt (from the pages of Kobalt). Meanwhile, the mysterious Sanction... See More

Static (1993-1997) #3

by Dwayne McDuffie

(3 reviews)

Static hits the streets when Tarmack, a dangerous stretch of bad road, comes after him with a vengeance! Written by Robert L. Washington III and Dwayne McDuffie, with art by John Paul Leon and Steve Mitchell See More

Hardware (1993-1997) #15

by Dwayne McDuffie

Alva discovers Hardware's greatest secret, and Curt Metcalf faces the biggest dilemma of his career even as he begins work on what may be his ultimate weapon. Written by Dwayne McDuffie, with art by Humberto Ramos and... See More

Icon (1993-1997) #21

by Dwayne McDuffie

Hardware makes a guest appearance as Rocket struggles to deal with Icon's imminent departure, while DMZ decides whether or not to join him on his return journey home. Written by Dwayne McDuffie, with art by M.D. Bright and... See More

Blood Syndicate (1993-1995) #2

by Dwayne McDuffie

(6 reviews)

Tech-9 and Holocaust engage in savage mortal combat over Syndicate leadership. Rob Chaplik learns what actually happened the night of the Big Bang. And Brickhouse learns that she isn't crazy when her worst nightmare... See More

Captain Marvel: Monica Rambeau

by Roger Stern

(34 reviews)

Collects Amazing Spider-Man Annual #16; Avengers (1963) #227, 279; Marvel Team-Up (1972) #142-143; Captain Marvel (1989) #1; Captain Marvel (1994) #1; Avengers Unplugged #5 and material from Solo Avengers #2; Marvel Fanfare... See More

Hardware (1993-1997) #16

by Dwayne McDuffie

Edwin Alva's discovery of Hardware's true identity forces Curt Metcalf to forge a new, improved high-tech dreadnought of vengeance-Hardware, version 2.0! Written by Dwayne McDuffie, with art by Denys Cowan and Prentis... See More

Hardware (1993-1997) #12

by Dwayne McDuffie

When the Shadow War broke out, Hardware and Harm set aside their differences. Now that it's over, it's time to work things out-and work each other over! Written by Dwayne McDuffie and pencilled by Rich Buckler. Cover by... See More

Icon (1993-1997) #4

by Dwayne McDuffie

(1 review)

Beginning a storyline dealing with teen pregnancy. While the Hero of Dakota fights for his life. Rocket learns that her actions have consequences, as she awaits the results of a test that will forever change her life... See More

Icon (1993-1997) #19

by Dwayne McDuffie

The "Mothership Connection" story line continues: Icon ties up some loose ends before leaving Earth... and leaving his partner, Rocket, a pregnant teenager, to protect Dakota alone. Written by M.D. Bright, with art and cover... See More

Hardware (1993-1997) #17

by Dwayne McDuffie

(2 reviews)

Part two of "Worlds Collide," the 14-part DC/Milestone crossover event, continued from Superman: The Man of Steel #35: Fred Bentson's strange dreams compel him to seek help from a sleep research laboratory. But the lab is a... See More

Icon (1993-1997) #22

by Dwayne McDuffie

(1 review)

Icon is gone, leaving a pregnant Rocket to continue his work and to face the biggest decision of her life... alone! Written by Dwayne McDuffie, with art by M.D. Bright and Mike Gustovich. Cover by Bright. See More

Static (1993-1997) #4

by Dwayne McDuffie

(1 review)

Holocaust, a former member of the Blood Syndicate, recruits Static for his new "business," as Virgil learns more about Freida's social life than he's able to handle. Written by Dwayne McDuffie and Robert L. Washington III... See More

Hardware (1993-1997) #14

by Dwayne McDuffie

With or without his battlesuit, Curt Metcalf proves effective against a swarm of attackers, while Barraki Young finds that the Hardware armor isn't always tangible. See More

Hardware (1993-1997) #18

by Dwayne McDuffie

Part nine of "Worlds Collide," the 14-part DC/Milestone crossover event, continued from Superboy #7: The cosmic entity Rift wreaks havoc on the two worlds, and the heroes of both realities battle side by side to save the... See More

Icon (1993-1997) #9

by Dwayne McDuffie

(1 review)

"Shadow War," Milestone's first crossover event, continues from Hardware #11. Donner and Blitzen of the Shadow Cabinet-two women, one with superhuman strength, the other capable of super-speed-recruit Icon for their battle... See More

Hardware (1993-1997) #29

by Dwayne McDuffie

The Blood Syndicate guest-stars as "The Long Hot Summer" continues. It's complete chaos on Paris Island when Hardware battles the Blood Syndicate for the first time. Meanwhile, Cheryl Saltz may be getting more than she... See More

Static Shock!: Rebirth of the Cool (2000) #3

by Dwayne McDuffie

(3 reviews)

Static is back in costume, leading a ragtag team of the surviving Milestone heroes. He's joined by Iron Butterfly and the all-new Hardware as they mount a desperate and costly assault against the villains who easily defeated... See More