the man, the legend, the shadow

The last issue of Warlock vol 5 was published with a cover date of June 2000. ("End Game!", Warlock vol 5 9, Marvel Comic Event)

Nightwing vol 2 44 was published with a cover date of June 2000. The line "..."axed by some out of town psycho vigilante. The Pulverizer, the Penetrator? I forget," was in reference to the Marvel character the Punisher. He was speaking of the Marvel/DC crossover Punisher and Batman: Deadly Knights. ("The Stalkers", Nightwing vol 2 44, DC Comic Event)

Green Lantern vol 2 6 was published with a cover date of June 1961. The issue introduced Sector 2813 and Xudar there in. It also introduced Tomar-Re, Chief Scientist Ibr, Kadmun, Alyssha, and Cosmo, created by John Broome and Gil Kane. ("The World of Living Phantoms", Green Lantern vol 2 6, DC Comic Event)

Daredevil vol 2 10 was published with a March 2000 cover date. The issue was released on June 16, 2000 marking a large gap since issue 9, which was released clear back on November 3, 1999. Larry Cebulski was introduced in this issue, created by David Mack and Joe Quesada. This is issue was important as it was the issue in which Kingpin convinced Echo (Maya Lopez) that Daredevil killed her father. ("Echoes!", Daredevil vol 2 10, Marvel Comic Event)

The first newspaper strip for Twin Earths was published on June 16, 1952. The strip was about our interactions with an advanced Earth hidden on the other side of the Sun named Terra. Terra was run by women who made up by 92% of the population. They traveled to Earth in flying saucers. ("Twin Earths" Comic Event)

The Uncanny X-Men 381 was published with a cover date of June 2000. Long time mutant scribe and lore master Chris Claremont returned to the X-Men this issue, his first time since Unncany X-Men 279. The cover art was an homage to X-Men 94, which was Claremont's first issue of his 16 year run on the title. The issue introduced Gethrin, created by Chris Claremont and Adam Kubert. ("Night of Masques", Uncanny X-Men 381, Marvel Comic Event)

The first issue of Lucifer was published with a cover date of June 2000. The issue took place somewhere around the end of October/beginning of November 2000. The issue introduced Jill Presto/Peterson, Meleos/Mr Weiss, Deutscher Sieg (Eckerhart, Erich, and Gunter), Hugo Merveille, Karl, Jayesh, Lotte, Rupinder, and Sigrid Mahler, created by Mike Carey and Chris Weston. It also introduced Der Taschenturm and The Needle's Eye Strip Club. ("A Six Card Spread", Lucifer 1, DC/Vertigo Comic Event)