| Title |
Writers |
Artists |
Volume |
Comments |
| Series 1 |
| Series 1 pin-ups by Vince Evans, Geof Darrow, Aron Weisenfeld and Michael Kaluta |
| "Goliath" |
Neil Gaiman |
Bill Sienkiewicz, Gregory Ruth |
1 |
A short story; illustrations were added at a later date.[2] |
| "System Freeze" |
Poppy Z. Brite |
Dave Dorman |
2 |
Short story; new illustrations were added when it was included in volume 2.[3] |
| "The Man Who Knew Too Much" |
W. Wilbur W. |
|
Removed from the website. |
| "Sweating the Small Stuff" |
Bill Sienkiewicz |
1 |
Spencer Lamm is credited under plot in the comic strip but not in the Volume 1 contents page. |
| "Déjà Vu" |
Paul Chadwick |
2 |
Also printed to coincide with the release of The Matrix as a promo comic[4], but was recalled after the content was deemed too controversial.[5] |
| "Morning Sickness" |
John Gaeta, Grant Niesner, Thomas Proctor, Brett Hartshorn, Dan Rosen, Noah Mizrahi, Sean White & Jamie Pilgrim |
|
Created by staff of visual effects house Manex Visual Effects which worked on The Matrix. |
| "Bits and Pieces of Information" |
Larry & Andy Wachowski |
Geof Darrow |
1 |
Written as the first of a four part story,[6] aspects of this story were later incorporated into The Animatrix short film "The Second Renaissance". Artist Geof Darrow worked as a concept artist on all three Matrix films. |
| "Wrong Number" |
Vince Evans |
2 |
Vince Evans only credited for "Art" in the comic strip, but for "Plot & Art" in the Volume 2 contents page. |
| "Farewell Performance" |
Jim Krueger |
Tim Sale |
2 |
|
| "A Life Less Empty" |
Ted McKeever |
1 |
|
| Series 2 |
| Series 2 pin-ups by Peter Bagge, Paul Chadwick, John Van Fleet, Keron Grant, Ted McKeever and Tommy Lee Edwards |
| "An Asset to the System" |
Troy Nixey |
2 |
|
| "A Path Among Stones" |
Gregory Ruth |
2 |
|
| "There Are No Flowers in the Real World" |
David Lapham |
1 |
Parts 1 & 2. Also released with Stray Bullets #2 for Free Comic Book Day in 2002 by El Capitan Books. |
| "Broadcast Depth" |
Bill Sienkiewicz |
2 |
Included a hidden QuickTime movie. |
| "Butterfly" |
Dave Gibbons |
1 |
|
| "Day In... Day Out" |
Ted McKeever & Keron Grant |
Keron Grant |
|
Story by Ted McKeever, script by Keron Grant. |
| "Burning Hope" |
John Van Fleet |
1 |
|
| "The King of Never Return" |
Ted McKeever |
2 |
|
| "An Easy One" |
Tommy Lee Edwards |
|
Lettering by John Workman. |
| "Let It All Fall Down" |
Paul Chadwick |
|
|
| "Get It?" |
Peter Bagge |
1 |
|
| "Run, Saga, Run" |
Keron Grant |
2 |
Inks by Rob Stull. |
| Series 3 |
| Series 3 pin-ups by Greg Ruth, Troy Nixey and Kaare Andrews |
| "The Miller's Tale" |
Paul Chadwick |
1 |
Released as a limited edition single story comic, given away at the 2003 San Diego Comic Con and for pre-orders of the first printed volume. |
| "Return of the Prodigal Son" |
Gregory Ruth |
|
Parts 1 & 2. |
| "A Sword of a Different Color" |
Troy Nixey |
1 |
|
| "Hunters and Collectors" |
Gregory Ruth |
1 |
|
| "Artistic Freedom" |
Ryder Windham |
Kilian Plunkett |
1 |
|
Help
Add this page to your book
Show book (0 pages)
Suggest pages
