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Story "Circle of Fear". Written by Barbara Kesel, pencilled by Michael Collins, inked by Mickey Ritter, Jim Fern and Jerry Acerno.

The ship touches down on a planet populated by a most unpleasant race of beings... and, much to the crew's alarm, Meredith seems to like it there. Written by Barbara Kesel, with art by Michael Collins, Jim Fern and Jerry Acerno. Cover by Collins and Joe Rubinstein.

DC's line of TSR comics gets its first crossover as a living spaceship takes on a crew and a mission that involves characters from ADVANCED DUNGEONS & DRAGONS, FORGOTTEN REALMS and DRAGONLANCE - all of which is framed by a host story that introduces the SPELLJAMMER series. The 12-page SPELLJAMMER story is by Barbara Kesel, Michael Collins and Randy Elliott, ADVANCED DUNGEONS & DRAGONS is by Kate Novak-Grubb and Dan Reed, DRAGONLANCE is by Dan Mishkin, Dave Hoover and Paul Abrams, FORGOTTEN REALMS is by Jim Lowder and Rags Morales. Painted cover by Larry Elmore.

Part 4 of the 4-part "Rogue Ship". The ship is on its way back to Unipaxala with its crew and the unwilling Kirstig, but safety is a long way away as they run into a horde of Neogi and Umber Hulks that see Spelljammer as their dinner. Written by Barbara Kesel, with art by Michael Collins and Dan Panosian. Cover by Collins.

Part 3 of the 4-part "Rogue Ship". With Meredith at the helm, the living spacecraft is surrounded by the hostile Neogi. If Meredith holds steady and the ship doesn't panic, they might just survive - maybe.
Written by Barbara Kesel, with art by Michael Collins and Dan Panosian. Cover by Collins.

Part 2 of the 4-part "Rogue Ship". The crew of the Spelljammer's been kidnapped and are in danger of being enslaved... by the ship itself. Written by Barbara Kesel, pencilled by Mike Collins, inked by Dan Panosian, lettered by Steve Haynie, colored by Eric Kachelhoffer, and edited by Elliot S. Maggin. Cover by Collins.

Part 1 of the 4-part 'Rogue Ship.' Imagine a universe where the laws of physics are based on the rules of magic. Where entire solar systems float on seas of highly flammable Phlogistan inside huge spheres, and massive living spaceships travel between the stars in their own self-contained atmospheres. Wonder no longer, because all that describes the world of SPELLJAMMER, the latest entry in DC's line of TSR Comics. The focus of this title of interstellar sword-and-sorcery is the crew of a mysterious living spaceship, the vehicle that will take us all among the various worlds of the TSR universe.