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This New Warriors miniseries ran for six issues and featured the members of the team buying into doing a reality program where they travel the nation saving lives.
The New Warriors get their own reality show and take on Tiger Shark, the Armadillo, the Super-Apes, the Controller, the Mad Thinker’s Intellectual Robots and more — and unknowingly set the stage for the superhuman Civil War!

Alex Ross won the 1999 Eisner Award for Best Painter for his work on this title.
The second in the over-sized prestige-format tabloid collaborations between writer Paul Dini and Painter Alex Ross, Batman: War on Crime was just as successful as its predecessor, and just as beautiful. Beginning with a two-page origin story, this fully painted one-shot was told in story-book format. Like Superman: Peace on Earth, this story pitted its protagonist against seemingly insurmountable odds, in this case the cruel realities of those victimized by violent crime. A dark tale augmented by a bittersweet glimmer of hope, War on Crime was a tragic glimpse into the life of the man behind the mask.
Collected in The World's Greatest Super-Heroes Over-sized Hardcover or 2010 softcover release.

Yoshiaki Maeda has been falsely accused and detained, along with delinquents from all over the Kanto region, in the juvenile correctional facility, Shouran Institute. Yoshiaki is as typical as a boy can get, so when he finds himself living in this violence-ridden prison, he can't think of anything worse. His cellmates, Iwakura, Yamanoi, and Yoshioka, are a cunning crew and soon Yoshiaki finds himself pulled into a feud going on in the prison. Then suddenly, a prison van crashes into the facility and what shambles out of the wreckage are flesh-eating zombies ... and so the curtain is raised on this bone-chilling story of panic and horror ...