GOODZILLA

He's like Godzilla, only, you know--good.

Created by writer Jun R. De Leon and illustrator Jimmy D. Flores, this crime-fighting kaiju appeared in 1993 in the pages of Super Heroes Comix, published by Graphic Arts Service Inc.

In this strip from issue #21 (December 12, 1993), Goodzilla fights the 12-foot cyborg villain Silverman.

I wonder if he had an evil twin named Badzilla?  Probably.

JURASSIC TERMINATORS

Terminator 2 and Jurassic Park were two of the biggest blockbuster movies of the early 1990's, so it's only natural to expect that some local publications would capitalize on their popularity.  In this case, though, Graphic Arts Service Inc. (GASI) opted to merge both properties into one.  Well, sort of.

Jurassic Terminators was created by writer Primus Inter Pares and artist Lan Medina for Super Heroes Comix (which probably should have been retitled Jurassic Comix since almost every feature in it had something to do with dinosaurs) in 1993.  Set on the world of Jurass, populated by a race of highly-evolved, technologically-advanced dinosaurs, it chronicled the ongoing conflict between the peace-loving Herbivores and the war-like Carnivores.

From Super Heroes Comix #22 (December 19, 1993).

 

Mike Tan's DARK KNIGHT

This All Saint's Day, spend a spooky evening at the graveyard with The Dark Knight!  No, not THAT Dark Knight.  This one, a supernatural adventurer created by writer Mike Tan and illustrator Larry Santiago, stalked the pages of Super Heroes Comix (published by Graphic Arts Service, Inc.) in 1993.