Protectors

In the late 1980s, New York Comics launched Protectors, a short-lived two-issue series that introduced a team of heroes navigating a world of corporate intrigue and super-powered threats. Most associated with artist Spencer Bernard, the series offered a gritty, character-driven take on the superhero genre, reflecting the era's shift toward darker storytelling. Though brief, it stands as a notable early example of New York Comics' commitment to creator-owned, adult-oriented material.