Remo

From 1994 to 1997, GammaArtwork published Remo, a 19-issue series that brought the iconic pulp hero into a new era. The title is best remembered for its dynamic, painted artwork and its blend of martial arts action with espionage thrills, following the adventures of the masterless assassin trained by the ancient Korean master Chiun. While the series built on the character's long history from novels and earlier comics, this run stands out for its distinctive visual style and its attempt to modernize the "Destroyer" mythos for a 1990s audience. For fans of gritty, action-driven comics, Remo remains a notable, if niche, entry from a smaller publisher.