Mike Danger (Mickey Spillane’s…, Vol. 2)

    (Big, 1996-1997)
™ and ©1996 Big Entertainment, Inc.

Better known for his tough-guy private eye, Mike Hammer, novelist Mickey Spillane originally started in fiction with comic book stories. One unpublished comic book tale of Spillane’s was Mike Danger, a precursor to Mike Hammer.

In the 1990s, Max Allan Collins and Spillane brought Mike Danger to Tekno Comics. Rather than hardboiled detective stories, this series takes a science-fiction angle. While on an investigation in 1952, Mike Danger uncovered a former Nazi scientist working with cryogenics to revive Nazis in hibernation. In the ensuing shootout, Danger takes refuge in a cryogenic chamber and becomes trapped when the device activates. He wakes one hundred years later to a greatly changed world. Mike Danger, a pulp-fiction, no-nonsense, private eye, is a man out of his time in a world where his brand of forthright justice is as much of an anomaly as red meat, or love and marriage.

— George Haberberger
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#1

June, 1996
Cover Price: $2.25
10 copies available from $1.50 		Max Allan Collins, Ron Fortier, L.M. BogadPeter Grau, Rich Buckler
#2

July, 1996
Cover Price: $2.25
6 copies available from $0.99 		Max Allan CollinsPeter Grau
#3

August, 1996
Cover Price: $2.25
6 copies available from $0.99 		Max Allan CollinsPeter Grau
#4

September, 1996
Cover Price: $2.25
5 copies available from $1.50 		Max Allan CollinsPeter Grau
#5

October, 1996
Cover Price: $2.25
6 copies available from $1.50 		Max Allan CollinsJosé Delbo
#6

November, 1996
Cover Price: $2.25
6 copies available from $1.63 		Max Allan CollinsJosé Delbo
#7

December, 1996
Cover Price: $2.25
6 copies available from $1.75 		Max Allan CollinsBrad Gorby
#8

January, 1997
Cover Price: $2.25
4 copies available from $1.13 		Max Allan CollinsBrad Gorby
#9

February, 1997
Cover Price: $2.25
6 copies available from $1.38 		Max Allan CollinsBrad Gorby
#10

April, 1997
Cover Price: $2.25
4 copies available from $1.75 		Max Allan CollinsBrad Gorby