1984 - No. 2

Aug 1978 -- James Warren's answer to the successful debut of Heavy Metal magazine, 1984 features adult-oriented (and oftentimes downright sleazy) stories and art. The name change to 1994 occurred with issue number eleven, supposedly so newsstand browsers don't confuse the magazine with George Orwell's famous novel.

Stories in this issue include: The Last of the Red Hot Lovers by Bill DuBay and Jose Ortiz; Scourge of the Spaceway by Bill DuBay and Esteban Maroto; ...Sure-Fire Quick-Carnage Self-Decimation Kit! by Bill DuBay and Alex Nino; One Night, Down on the Funny Farm! by Bill DuBay and Wally Wood; The Janitor by Bill DuBay and Nebot; Mutant World part two by Richard Corben (in color); Messiah by Bill DuBay and Rudy Nebres; Don't Call Me...Maneater! by Bill DuBay, Alfredo Alcala, and Jim Janes; and The Microbe Patrol by Nicola Cuti and Abel Laxamana. Cover art by Richard Corben.