Enemy

In the mid-90s, Dark Horse published this five-issue miniseries from writer Steven Grant and artist Christopher Schenck, a taut, grounded thriller that explores the psychological cost of violence. It follows a man who, after a traumatic event, becomes a vigilante—but the series is less about action set-pieces and more about the grim, unglamorous reality of his mission. Grant and Schenck’s work stands out for its noir-inflected, character-driven approach, offering a sober counterpoint to the era's more flamboyant superheroics. Though brief, Enemy remains a cult-favorite example of Dark Horse’s commitment to mature, creator-owned storytelling in the 1990s.