Jurassic Park

In 1993, Dark Horse International brought the blockbuster terror of Jurassic Park to comics, launching a nine-issue series that expanded the world of the film. Legendary artist Gil Kane provided the series' most consistent visual identity, capturing both the awe and the primal danger of the resurrected dinosaurs. This adaptation matters as one of the earliest and most faithful comic translations of the franchise, setting a standard for how the series' core theme—mankind's hubris in the face of nature's raw power—could be explored on the page.