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Comics
Batman #1 (DC, 1940) |
Weird Science #15 (EC, 1950) |
Superman #62 (DC, 1950) |
Classics Illustrated #125 (Gilberton, 1955) |
Killraven (Marvel, 1973-2003) |
War of the Worlds (Now Age, 1974) |
UFO Flying Saucers (Gold Key, 1975) |
Marvel Classic Comics #14 (1976) |
Creepy (Warren, 1977) |
Alfa (1978) |
Secret Origins #5 The Crimson Avenger (DC, 1986) |
The War of the Worlds (Eternity, 1988) |
Sherlock Holmes in the Case of the Missing Martian (Eternity, 1990) |
The Shadow Strikes (DC, 1990) |
Adventures in Reading, Spiderman. (Marvel, 1990) |
The Haven And Hellweed (1996) |
The Searchers (1996-1997) |
The Memphis Front (1998) |
Superman: War of the Worlds. (DC, 1998) |
The League Of Extraordinary Gentlemen (America's Best Comics, 2002) |
Scarlet Traces (Dark Horse, 2005) |
The War of the Worlds (Dark Horse, 2005)
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Little Book Of Horror (IDW, 2005) |
The War of the Worlds. (Best Sellers, 2005) |
Graphic Classics, H.G. Wells (Eureka Productions, 2005) |
Scarlet Traces, The Great Game (Dark Horse, 2006) |
War of the Worlds: Second Wave (Boom, 2006) |
La Guerre des Mondes. (DC, 2007) |
The War of the Worlds. (Stonearch, 2009) |
Guardians of the Galaxy 18.(2010, DC) |
The Avengers #4, The Heroic Age (Marvel, 2010) |
The Broadcast. (NBM, 2010) |
The War of the Worlds (Campfire, 2011) |
Heavy Metal, War of the Worlds Goliath, Cargo (Heavy Metal, 2011).
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Heavy Metal, War of the Worlds Goliath, Outpost (Heavy Metal, July 2011) |
Heavy Metal Summer Special, War of the Worlds (Heavy Metal, 2011)
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Film & TV
Radio
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See Also
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1938
The War Of The Worlds by Orson Welles. The infamous radio broadcast that panicked America on Halloween night.
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1944
The War Of The Worlds. Santiago in Chile suffers a major panic when the Welles broadcast is remade to terrifying effect
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1949
The War Of The Worlds. A third radio inspired panic was triggered in Quito, Ecuador, but this one was deadly.
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1950 / 1967
The War Of The Worlds. The first BBC adaptation of The War Of The Worlds in 1950 was followed by another in 1967.
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