Comics' Greatest World: King Tiger

In 1993, Dark Horse Comics launched Comics' Greatest World as a bold shared-universe initiative, and King Tiger was one of its flagship titles. Written by Mike Richardson and illustrated by Lee Weeks, this single issue introduced a mysterious, super-powered vigilante in a gritty urban landscape, blending pulp heroics with Dark Horse's signature dark, character-driven storytelling. Though brief, the series helped establish the tone and ambition of the Comics' Greatest World line, showcasing the publisher's early-'90s push to build its own stable of original superheroes.