Thriller

In the early 1980s, DC Comics published Thriller, a short-lived but visually striking twelve-issue series that blended espionage, science fiction, and surreal adventure. Written primarily by Robert Loren Fleming and Bill DuBay, with dynamic art from Trevor Von Eeden and Alex Niño, the story followed a team of operatives—including Angeline Thriller, Beaker Parish, and Crackerjack—as they tackled bizarre, high-stakes threats in a world where reality itself seemed unstable. Though it ran only a year, the series is remembered for its ambitious, offbeat storytelling and its distinctive, moody artwork, marking a creative experiment during a transitional era for the publisher.