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Doom Patrol #30
"Going Underground": Crazy Jane has an underground in her brain, and in it
sixty-four different personalities live and hide, eking out their lives as only
their condition will allow. But because of events last issue Jane is in a coma,
Cliff has decided to enter her traumatized psyche and try to save her. Grant
Morrison (w) Simon Bisley (c) Richard Case (p) John Nyberg (i).
24 pages January 1990
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Doom Patrol #31
"The Word made Flesh": In this issue we are introduced to
a pseudo- John Constantine, Willoughby Kipling. Kipling defeats some new weird
villains called “the Cult of the Unwritten Book”. The Cult is looking for the
Book of the Fifth Window, and Kipling enlists the aid of the Doom Patrol to stop
them. Grant Morrison (w) Simon Bisley (c) Richard Case (p) John Nyberg (i).
24 pages February 1990
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Doom Patrol #32
"Decreator": The Cult of the Unwritten Book is wreaking
havoc all over Barcelona; all of the Cult agents are entering this world from a
mystical pseudo-strange city called Nurnheim. They enter through a wound: a
wound on a person. Cliff gets sucked into Nurnheim through the Wound, which
seems to be familiar to him. Rebis and Kipling meet up with a Pale Policeman,
and Jane loses the boy to other agents. Grant Morrison (w) Simon Bisley (c)
Richard Case (p) John Nyberg (i).
24 pages March 1990
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Doom Patrol #33
“The Puppet Theater”: The Cult of the Unwritten Book has
succeeded in summoned the Antigod, the Decreator. Piece by piece, object by
object, the entire universe is unmaking itself, is this the way the world ends?
Cliff is trapped in Nurnheim, The rest of DP enter Sagrada Familia and discover
there is nothing left of Emilio Cuervo but a large man-sized wound. Meanwhile,
Rhea who is in a coma seems to be waking up. Grant Morrison (w) Simon Bisley (c)
Richard Case (p) John Nyberg (i).
24 pages April 1990
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Doom Patrol #34
“The Soul of a New Machine”: It’s Cliff Steels disembodied
brain vs. his robot body in the sense-shattering conversation you thought you
would never see. Plus the return of the old Doom Patrol foes The Brain and
Monsieur Mallah gorilla about town, who reminisce on the glory days of being the
leaders of the Brotherhood of Evil. Grant Morrison (w) Simon Bisley (c) Richard
Case (p) John Nyberg (i).
24 pages May 1990
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Doom Patrol #35
"Down Paradise Way": Danny The Street is probably the most
unusual creation to appear in the Doom Patrol yet. On Danny the Street, the
evening's cabaret performance is interrupted by the arrival of the Men from
N.O.W.H.E.R.E., who begin killing Danny's passengers. Grant Morrison (w) Simon
Bisley (c) Richard Case (p) John Nyberg (i).
24 pages June 1990
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Doom Patrol #19 -
#23 | Doom Patrol #24 - #29 |
Doom Patrol #30 - #35
Doom Patrol #36 - #40 | Doom
Patrol #41 - #45 | Doom Patrol #46 - #50
Doom Patrol #51 - #55 | Doom
Patrol #56 - #60 | Doom Patrol #61 - #63 |
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