On May 8th, 1996, DC Comics released Kingdom Come. This fully painted, story driven, prestige format mini-series is the most eagerly anticipated comic book since "The Death of Superman". It's already being compared to books like The Dark Knight Returns and The Watchmen. Written by Mark Waid with art and the original story concept by Alex Ross, this Elseworlds title tells the story of a possible future for the heroes of the DC Universe.

"Kingdom Come is a celebration of the heroic ideal . . . the story of good men and women who put their lives on the line to wring order from chaos." -- Mark Waid

Updated March 21st, 1997

Happiest of Birthday wishes go out to Mark Waid, March 21st, 1997! If you haven't already noticed, these pages have gone through a serious redesign. They were sitting too long without any attention and it was time. Every section has been cleaned up and/or updated. Take a look. Three new Kingdom Come images are now available. Check them out in the Images section.

Check out the News for the latest on the Kingdom Come Collected Editions, which arrive in stores late May. The writer of the forthcoming Kingdom Come Novel has his own web page. Drop by and say hi to Elliot S. Maggin. Jess Nevins has supplied these pages with the final draft of his Kingdom Come Annotations. Also, the missing portion of Sean McQuaid's Annotations for book 3 have been added. Read them in the Synopses area.