Pied Piper Comics
Pied Piper Comics was a short-lived American comic book publishing company that ran from 1986 to 1988. Most of the company's titles were picked up from other publishers, and then most later moved to David Campiti's Innovation Publishing. Pied Piper's black-and-white titles were published under its "Amazing Comics" imprint.
| Founded | 1986 |
|---|---|
| Defunct | 1988 |
| Headquarters location | Wyoming, Michigan |
| Key people | David Campiti |
| Fiction genres | Superheroes |
| Imprints | Amazing Comics |
Pied Piper's headquarters shifted constantly during its existence, from Grand Rapids, Michigan,[1] to Wyoming, Michigan,[2] and finally to Wheeling, West Virginia.[3]
Titles
- Beast Warriors of Shaolin
- Pied Piper Graphic Album #1 (1986)
- vol. 1, #1–3 (1987)
- Lawrence & Lim's Ex-Mutants
- vol. 1, #6–8 (1987) — moved to Eternity Comics
- Erin #1 (1987)
- Hero Alliance: End of the Golden Age (1986), Pied Piper Graphic Album #1 — continued by Wonder Comics, then Innovation Publishing
- Mr. Doom (1987)
- The New Humans #1–3 (1987) — moved to Eternity Comics
- Power Factor #2 (1987) — acquired from Wonder Comics; moved to Innovation Publishing
Amazing Comics
- Amazing Comics Premieres #1–5 (1987)
- Blip and C.C.A.D.S #1–2 (1987)
- Daemon Mask #1 (1987)
- Ex-Mutants #1–5 (1987) — #1 reprints Eternity Comics; moved to Pied Piper Comics
- Jack Frost #1–2 (1987)
- Ninja Bots Special #1 (1987)
- Phigments #1 (1987)
- Tales of the Sun Runners #3 ((1987) — acquired from Sirius Entertainment)
- The Sun Runners Christmas Special #1 (1987)
References
Notes
- Ninja-Bots Super Special (1987).
- Mr. Doom #1 (July 1987).
- Beast Warriors of Shaolin (1987-1988).
Sources
- Pied Piper Comics at the Grand Comics Database
- Amazing at the Grand Comics Database
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