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Events of 1993

January

February

March

April

May

June

July

August

September

October

November

December

Undated

Ongoing

Births

January - March

April - June

July - September

October - December

Deaths

January - March

April - June

July - September

October - December

Unknown Dates

External Links

From Coronation Street Wiki

Events

• 12th February - Lisa Duckworth is killed when she is hit by a car.

See also

• Coronation Street in 1993
• Category:1993 episodes

From TARDIS Index File, the free Doctor Who reference.

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1993

Doctor Who Universe

Dates unknown

• The Doctor, Ace and Bernice Summerfield visit Oxford. (NA: The Dimension Riders)
• Joel Mintz is somehow transported to 1983. (NA: Return of the Living Dad)
• The Doctor and Ace arrive in Albert Square, London where a ploy by the Rani results in various incarnations of the Doctor and assorted companions experiencing time slipping between this year, 1973 and 2013. (DW: Dimensions in Time)

The Doctor claimed that he only imagined these events in a dream. (NA: First Frontier)

• The Doctor, Nyssa, and Tegan Jovanka go on holiday in Tasmania. They then leave for Manchester. (MA: Goth Opera)

June

• Between 25 and 27 - The Doctor, Benny, and Ace visit the Glastonbury Festival and meet an older and wiser Danny Pain. (NA: No Future)

July

• 14 - Ace and the Doctor meet at a cafe in Sydney, Australia. She is 37 years old. (NA: Set Piece)

Real World

January

• 3 - Dennis Tate, who played Technix in DW: The Daleks' Master Plan dies in Los Angeles, California.
• 21 - David Blake Kelly, who played Captain Benjamin Briggs in DW: The Chase and Jacob Kewper in DW: The Smugglers, dies.
• 22 - Tommy Knight who plays Luke Smith in The Sarah Jane Adventures and the Doctor Who episodes DW: The Stolen Earth / Journey's End is born in Chatham, Kent.

February

• 5 - Stuntman Tip Tipping, who appeared in several of the Sylvester McCoy stories, is killed in a parachuting accident.
• 15 - Dallas Cavell, who played various guest roles on Doctor Who, dies.
• 18 - NA: The Highest Science is first published.
  • Jacqueline Hill, who portrayed companion Barbara Wright and Tigellan high priestess Lexa in DW: Meglos, dies from cancer.

March

• 18 - NA: The Pit is first published.
  • Titan Books, under its Doctor Who: The Scripts line, publishes the script book for DW: The Power of the Daleks, predating the release of the novelisation later in the year.

April

• 15 - NA: Deceit is first published. Ace returns to the series with this novel.
  • The Mark of Mandragora, a Virgin Publishing graphic novel collecting several story arcs from Doctor Who Magazine, is first published.

May

• 02 - The Target Books line of Doctor Who novelisations marks its 20th anniversary, with three final books left to be published over the next year.
• 20 - NA: Lucifer Rising is first published.
• William Emms, who wrote DW: Galaxy Four, dies in Sussex, England.

June

• 07 - BBC Audio releases an audio recording of DW: The Tomb of the Cybermen. Initially intended to be part of a "Missing Stories" series of releases, the packaging is modified when the story is recovered prior to the release of the cassette.
• 09 - Doctor Who Magazine publishes its 200th issue.
• 11 - Bernard Bresslaw, known for his appearance as Varga in DW: The Ice Warriors, dies from a heart attack.
• 17 - NA: White Darkness is first published.
• 22 - Victor Maddern dies.

July

• DWN: Doctor Who - The Power of the Daleks is first published. After a one-year hiatus, Virgin Publishing briefly revives the Target Books novelisation line with the first of what would be three "deluxe" novelisations. Unlike past Target Books releases, these would be longer works with higher word count and more complex than the novelisations of the past.
• 15 - DW: Shadowmind is first published.
• 29 - Doctor Who: The Scripts release of DW: Ghost Light first published. Last release in this series for a year.

August

• DWN: Doctor Who - The Evil of the Daleks First Published, completing the adaptations of the Second Doctor era. This is the last novelisation of a televised story to be released under the Target Books banner (the final Target release would be based upon a radio play).
• 02 - BBC Audio releases an audio recording of DW: Fury from the Deep. Final release of this nature until 1999.
• 19 - NA: Birthright published. In an experimental move, Birthright and the following novel, NA: Iceberg, are said to occur at the same time. Birthright is one of the earliest examples of a "Doctor lite" story (a format used for occasional episodes of the TV series beginning in 2006), with the Doctor absent for much of the book; Iceberg reveals his activities during this story.
• 20 - Sydney Arnold, who played Perkins in DW: The Highlanders, dies.

September

• Doctor Who Yearbook 1994 is published.
• Drabble Who is published. This is a charity publication featuring short pieces written by Doctor Who writers, cast, and fans.
• Evening's Empire, a Doctor Who Magazine comic strip arc that had been abandoned in 1991 before it could be concluded, is published in graphic novel format as a special issue of Doctor Who Classic Comics.
• 12 - Harold Innocent dies.
• 16 - NA: Iceberg is first published, concluding the "duology" launched the previous month. David Banks becomes the second former Doctor Who actor (after Ian Marter) to write a Doctor Who novel, and the first to compose an original work.
  • REF: Doctor Who: The Sixties published in paperback.
• 20 - Salvin Stewart, who was a Morok Guard and Messenger in DW The Space Museum, dies.

October

• REF: Doctor Who: Timeframe is first published.
• 21 - NA: Blood Heat is first published. This is the first of a five-part Alternate Universe arc.
• 25 - Bernard Martin, who played a technician in DW: The Ambassadors of Death, dies.

November

• 5 - Michael Bilton, who played Charles de Teligny in DW: The Massacre of St Bartholomew's Eve, Collins in DW: Pyramids of Mars, and a Time Lord in DW: The Deadly Assassin, dies in Berkhamsted, England.
• 18 - DW: The Dimension Riders is first published.
  • REF: Doctor Who - The Handbook: The Sixth Doctor is first published.
• 20 - Doctor Who's 30th anniversary is marked with a cover appearance on the Radio Times. This is the show's first appearance on the cover in 10 years and is one of the only occasions in which a series not currently being broadcast receives the cover treatment (although the cover promotes the upcoming Dimensions in Time).
• 23 - 30th anniversary of the first broadcast of Doctor Who.
• 26 and 27 - A two-part special episode, DW: Dimensions in Time, is broadcast to mark the 30th anniversary of Doctor Who. Presented as part of the Children in Need campaign, the episodes were produced in 3-D and featured all surviving Doctor actors (plus representations of the two deceased Doctors) and many surviving companions, as well. The special marked the final on-screen appearance of Jon Pertwee as the Doctor, was the only Doctor Who story written by John Nathan Turner, and it was also Turner's final involvement with the franchise. Rejected as canon by Who fandom, the special was produced in lieu of an abandoned movie project, The Dark Dimension. The special episodes feature a new, sped-up arrangement of the Doctor Who theme, and use a variation of the opening credits sequence introduced in 1987, along with the series logo also from '87; it is the final on-screen use of both.

December

• 01 - Jocelyn Birdsall dies.
• 02 - NA: The Left-Handed Hummingbird is first published.
• 22 - Henry McCarthy (Dr. Beavis in NA: Spearhead from Space) dies.
• 29 - Robert Lankesheer, who played the Chamberlain in DW: The Crusade, dies.

Unknown dates

• Richard Mathews, who played Rassilon in DW: The Five Doctors dies.

Footnotes

Memory Beta, the wiki for licensed Star Trek content.

In-Universe

Events

• The Eugenics Wars begin. ^[1][2]
• March 15: Dr. Marcus Walter Nichols is recruited by the secret Area 51 task force around Shaun Geoffrey Christopher, Shannon O'Donnell and Jeffrey Carlson. They are building a sleeper ship prototype, the DY-100, based on the acquired Ferengi Technology ^[3], and they want to use the Transparent aluminum as well.^[2]
• Not known to the other Area 51 workers, Shannon O'Donnell secretly meets with Roberta Lincoln (who is disguised as Helen Swanson); Roberta provides Shannon with some alien technology for the DY-100 project.^[2]
• June 14: Khan Noonien Singh assembles some of his fellow Chrysalis Project superhumans - including Vasily Hunyadi, Alberto Gomez (aka Pachacutec), General "Hawkeye" Randall Morrison, Arcturus and Chen Tiejun. Khan's goal, to unite the supermen under his reign, fails and they leave in conflict.^[2]
• September 30: Khan is lured to the Ajorra caves in central India by Vasily Hunyadi, force behind the Serbia government, who attempts to assassinate Khan by triggering an earthquake with an underwater concussive charge place. This earthquake was in the previously-considered aseismatic region of Maharashtra. The death toll from the quake is over 10,000 and entire villages are destroyed. ^[2]

References and Notes

1. ↑ TOS episode: "Space Seed"
2. ↑ ^{2.0 2.1 2.2 2.3 2.4} TOS novel: The Rise and Fall of Khan Noonien Singh, Volume 2
3. ↑ DS9 episode: "Little Green Men"

Stories

Title	Series	Date	Media	Notes	Image
The Eugenics Wars The Rise and Fall of Khan Noonien Singh, Volume 2 Chapters 5, 6 & 8-11	The Original Series	15 March - 1 October 1993	novel

Releases

January

• TOS comic #42: A Little Adventure..., by Howard Weinstein
• TNG comic #42: Second Chances, by Michael Jan Friedman

February

• TOS novel #63: Shell Game, by Melissa Crandall
• DS9 novelization #1: Emissary, by J.M. Dillard
• TOS comic #43: ...Goes A Long Way, by Howard Weinstein
• TNG comic #43: Strange Bedfellows, by Michael Jan Friedman
• TNG comic omnibus: The Star Lost, by Michael Jan Friedman

March

• TNG novel #25: Grounded, by David Bischoff
• TOS comic #44: Acceptable Risk, by Howard Weinstein and Gordon Purcell
• TNG comic #44: Restoration, by Michael Jan Friedman

April

• TOS novel #64: The Starship Trap, by Mel Gilden
• TNG novel: The Devil's Heart, by Carmen Carter (Hardcover)
• TOS comic #45: A Little Man-to-Man Talk, by Steven H. Wilson
• TNG comic #45: Childish Things, by Michael Jan Friedman and Kevin Ryan

May

• TNG novel #26: The Romulan Prize, by Simon Hawke
• DS9 novel #2: The Siege, by Peter David
• TOS comic #46: Deceptions, Part 1: Coup d'etat, by Howard Weinstein
• TOS comic #47: Deceptions, Part 2, by Howard Weinstein
• TNG comic #46: The Maze, by Michael Jan Friedman and Kevin Ryan

June

• TOS novel #65: Windows on a Lost World, by V.E. Mitchell
• TOS comic #48: Deceptions, Part 3, by Howard Weinstein
• TOS comic #49: The Peacekeeper, Part 1, by Howard Weinstein
• TNG comic #47: The Worst of Both Worlds, by Michael Jan Friedman
• TOS comic omnibus: Who Killed Captain Kirk?, by Peter David

July

• TOS comic #50: The Peacekeeper, Part 2, by Howard Weinstein
• TNG comic #48: The Belly of the Beast, by Michael Jan Friedman

August

• TOS novel #66: From the Depths, by Victor Milan
• TOS novel: Shadows on the Sun, by Michael Jan Friedman (Hardcover)
• DS9 novel #3: Bloodletter, by K.W. Jeter
• TNG-SA novel #1: Worf's First Adventure, by Peter David
• TOS comic #51: Renegade, by Dan Mishkin
• TNG comic #49: The Armies of the Night, by Michael Jan Friedman
• DS9 comic #1: Stowaway, part 1, by Mike W. Barr

September

• TNG novel #27: Guises of the Mind, by Rebecca Neason
• TOS comic #52: Epic Proportion, by Diane Duane
• TNG comic #50: And Death Shall Have No Dominion, by Michael Jan Friedman
• TNG comic #4: A House Divided, by Mike W. Barr
• TNG comic #1: Special, by multiple writers
• DS9 comic #2: Stowaway, part 2, by Mike W. Barr

October

• TOS novel #67: The Great Starship Race, by Diane Carey
• TNG-SA novel #2: Line of Fire, by Peter David
• TNG novelization: Descent, by Diane Carey
• TOS comic #53: Time Crime, by Howard Weinstein
• TNG comic #51: Lifesigns, by Judith and Garfield Reeves-Stevens
• TNG comic #52: The Rich and the Dead, by Michael Jan Friedman
• DS9 comic #3: Old Wounds, by Mike W. Barr

November

• DS9 novel #4: The Big Game, by Sandy Schofield
• TOS comic #54: Nightmares, by Howard Weinstein
• TNG comic #53: Reductions & Deductions, by Michael Jan Friedman
• TNG comic #54: Hidden Agendas, by Michael Jan Friedman
• DS9 comic #4: Emancipation, part 1, by Mike W. Barr

December

• TNG novel #28: Here There Be Dragons, by John Peel
• TNG novel: Dark Mirror, by Diane Duane (Hardcover)
• TNG-SA novel #3: Survival, by Peter David
• TOS comic #55: Time to Time, by Howard Weinstein
• TNG comic #55: The Good of the Many, by Michael Jan Friedman
• DS9 comic #5: Emancipation, part 2, by Mike W. Barr

Unknown Month

• TOS comic #4: To Walk the Night, by Michael Jan Friedman

Connections

• 1993 article at Memory Alpha, the wiki for canon Star Trek.
• 1993 productions article at Memory Alpha, the wiki for canon Star Trek.
• 1993 page at the Complete Starfleet Library
• 1993 article at Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia.

From DC Database

Creators

Titles

The following comic titles debuted with a 1993 cover date:

Anima Vol 1 · Aquaman: Time and Tide Vol 1 · Black Orchid Vol 2 · Blood Syndicate Vol 1 · Catwoman Vol 2 · DC Universe: Trinity Vol 1 · Death: The High Cost of Living Vol 1 · Enigma Vol 1 · Extremist Vol 1 · Golden Age Vol 1 · Green Arrow: The Wonder Year Vol 1 · Hardware Vol 1 · Hawkman Vol 3 · Icon Vol 1 · Jonah Hex: Two-Gun Mojo Vol 1 · Justice League International Vol 2 · Justice League Task Force Vol 1 · Kamandi: At Earth's End Vol 1 · Kid Eternity Vol 3 · Legionnaires Vol 1 · Lobo Vol 2 · Lobo: Unamerican Gladiators Vol 1 · Metal Men Vol 2 · Metamorpho Vol 2 · Outsiders Vol 2

The following Comic titles were last published with a 1993 cover date:

Black Condor Vol 1 · DC Universe: Trinity Vol 1 · Deadman: Exorcism Vol 1 · Death: The High Cost of Living Vol 1 · Enigma Vol 1 · Extremist Vol 1 · Green Arrow: The Wonder Year Vol 1 · Green Lantern: Mosaic Vol 1 · Hawkworld Vol 2 · Heckler Vol 1 · Jonah Hex: Two-Gun Mojo Vol 1 · Justice League Europe Vol 1 · Justice Society of America Vol 2 · Kamandi: At Earth's End Vol 1 · Lobo: Unamerican Gladiators Vol 1 · Metamorpho Vol 2 · Peter Cannon: Thunderbolt Vol 1 · Robin Vol 3 · Sebastian O Vol 1 · Skin Graft: The Adventures of a Tattooed Man Vol 1 · Stanley and His Monster Vol 2 · Swamp Thing Annual Vol 2 · Timber Wolf Vol 1 · WildC.A.T.s Trilogy Vol 1 · Zatanna Vol 1

The following One Shots were published with a 1993 cover date:

Batman: Legends of the Dark Knight Halloween Special Vol 1 1 · Batman: Vengeance of Bane Vol 1 1 · Hellblazer Special Vol 1 1 · Power of Shazam (Graphic Novel) Vol 1 1

Characters

The following characters debuted with a 1993 cover date:

Adam Blake (JSA: The Golden Age) · Adam, Sector 1055 (New Earth) · Alan Scott (JSA: The Golden Age) · Albert Pratt (JSA: The Golden Age) · Alexander Trent (New Earth) · Andrew Van Horn (New Earth) · Angon (New Earth) · Anthony Burke (New Earth) · Anthony Murphy (Extremist) · Ash (New Earth) · Augustus Freeman (Dakotaverse) · Ayria (New Earth) · Bandage People · Bane (New Earth) · Barin (New Earth) · Barraki Young (Dakotaverse) · Benjamin Nakashima (New Earth) · Bird (New Earth) · Bivvix (New Earth) · Bloodwynd (New Earth) · Brickhouse (Dakotaverse) · Brute III (New Earth) · Carlos Quinones (Dakotaverse) · Carter Channel (New Earth) · Carter Hall (JSA: The Golden Age) · Cassidy (New Earth) · Cera Kesh (Pre-Zero Hour) · Chandi Gupta (New Earth) · Charles Bell (Dakotaverse) · Chaser Bron (New Earth) · Cheryl Saltz (Dakotaverse) · Chief Horgath (New Earth) · Chumpp (New Earth) · Clarence Charles Batson V (New Earth) · Cloudburst (New Earth) · Colin Brandywine (New Earth) · Collins (Enigma) · Courtney Mason (New Earth) · Curtis Metcalf (Dakotaverse) · DMZ (Dakotaverse) · Daniel Dunbar (JSA: The Golden Age) · Deacon Dickson (New Earth) · Death Angel (New Earth) · Deena Walker (New Earth) · Defile (Earth-50) · Demon Fox (Dakotaverse) · Denise Metcalf (Dakotaverse) · Dinah Drake (JSA: The Golden Age) · Dogg (Dakotaverse) · Donna Carol Force (New Earth)

Teams

The following teams debuted with a 1993 cover date:

Blood Syndicate · Dubelz Crime Family (New Earth) · Interior League · Justice League Task Force · Legion of Dead Heroes · S.H.R.E.D. · S.Y.S.T.E.M. · Shadow Fighters · Time Foes · Trigger Twins II

Chronology

The following events were published by DC Comics in the year 1993. This does not necessarily indicate that these storylines took place in the year 1993. The passage of time in the DC Universe is nebulous and subject to change and interpretation. Events from historical time periods are indexed under their corresponding years.

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From Muppet Wiki

Television

• Dinosaurs Season 3 on ABC
• City Kids premieres on ABC, January 30 (only season)
• Dog City Season 2 begins airing on FOX, September 18
• Sesame Street Season 25, November 22
• Sesame Street Stays Up Late! special, December 31
• Muppet Meeting Film collections "Muppet Breakout" and "Muppet Know How"

International Television & Movies

• Germany's Sesamstrasse celebrates 20th Anniversary

Appearances

• Kermit, Gonzo, and Rizzo appear at President Clinton's inaugural festivities, January 19
• Kermit, Miss Piggy, Cheryl Henson, and Frank Oz appear on Larry King Live to promote Jim Henson: The Works, December 23

International Appearances

• The Muppets appear on stage with Right Said Fred at the Royal Variety Performance in London

Non-fiction Books

• Jim Henson: The Works
• One Frog Can Make a Difference: Kermit's Guide to Life in the '90s

Storybooks

• Baby-Sitting with Big Bird
• The Best Gift of All
• Big Book of Nursery Rhymes & Fairy Tales
• The Disaster on Wheels
• Elmo's Alphabet
• Elmo's Guessing Game
• For Every Child, A Better World
• Fozzie's Funnies
• From Trash to Treasure
• I Can Dress Myself
• I Can Share
• Imagine... Grover's Magic Carpet Ride
• Imagine... A Million Kittens for Elmo
• I'm Sorry!
• I Spy: A Game to Read and Play
• I Want to Be a Ballet Dancer
• Kermit Learns Windows
• Merry Christmas, Everybody!
• A Merry Muppet Christmas: Through the Window
• Muppet Babies, Be Nice!
• The Muppet Christmas Carol
• Nobody's Perfect
• Off to the Woods!
• Pretty Park
• Ready, Set, Recycle!
• Rowlf's Big Test
• My Name is Elmo
• The Trouble with Twins
• Wait for Me!
• What Do You Eat?
• What Do You Say?
• What a Mess!
• Win Some, Lose Some
• The Wonderful Wagon

Albums

• Dinosaurs: Classic Tales, February
• The Great Muppet Caper (CD), March 9
• Muppet Hits, March 9
• The Muppet Movie (CD), March 9
• Fraggle Rock: Music & Magic, April 6
• Ol' Brown Ears is Back, April 6
• Muppet Beach Party, May 25
• Born to Add
• Smiles Guaranteed (includes "The Rainbow Connection" and "The Muppet Show Theme")
• We Are All Earthlings

Videos

• A New Baby in My House
• The Big Squeak
• Dinosaurs: Special Holiday Edition
• Don't Cross the Boss
• Meet the Fraggles!
• A Festive Fraggle Holiday!
• Fraggle Fun & Doozer Doings!
• The Fraggles Search & Find!
• The Haunting of Castle Gorg!
• I'm the Baby!
• It's the Muppets: Meet the Muppets
• It's the Muppets: More Muppets, Please!
• Much Ado About Mad Dog
• Muppet Babies: Be My Valentine
• Muppet Babies: Explore With Us
• Muppet Babies: Let's Build
• Muppet Babies: Time to Play
• The Muppet Christmas Carol
• Muppet Sing Alongs: Billy Bunny's Animal Songs
• Sing-Along Earth Songs
• Tale of the Bunny Picnic
• We All Sing Together

International Videos

• Plaza Sesamo Canta

Merchandise

• American Greetings cards
• Muppet Christmas ornaments (American Greetings)
• Dinosaurs Action Figures
• Dinosaurs Comics
• Gotta Love Me 3-D Board Game
• Jim Henson's Muppet Trading Cards
• Muppet Babies Comics reprinted by Harvey Comics
• The Muppet Christmas Carol: The Official Movie Magazine
• Muppet Stuff store closes

Promotions

• Hardee's Muppet Christmas Carol Toys featured in Kid's Meals
• McDonald's Dinosaurs Happy Meal Toys

People

• Eren Ozker dies, February 25

Stage Shows

• Sesame Street Live presents When I Grow Up

International Attractions

• Mit liv med Kermit og Miss Piggy (My life with Kermit and Miss Piggy) Jim Henson memorial exhibit at Scala in Copenhagen, Denmark, November 26 to January 1st 1994

From Grand Theft Wiki

Events concerning the Grand Theft Auto series in 1993

Game World

GTA 2 Era

• Sunbeam bombs a Norwegian oil terminal.

GTA III Era

• Mayor Roger C. Hole is involved in the 'Million dollar lunch' scandal, in which Hole, three Russian prostitutes and a senior manager from a construction company are trying to secure government contracts.

GTA IV Era

• Niko Bellic fights in the Yugoslav wars.
• Dwayne Forge is jailed for crack distribution.
• Rudy D'Avanzo is arrested for racketeering and manslaughter.
• Lester Arnold is arrested for possession of heroin.
• Albert Lawson is arrested for possession of a controlled substance.
• Gavin Finkle is arrested for possession of methamphetamine.

From the eWrestling Encyclopedia.

This article contains information on e-wrestling events that happened in 1993.

Notable 1993 births

Notable 1993 deaths

1993 handler births/deaths

Tyler Owens-born. Current age (14)

See also

• Help:Year articles - Information on editing and adding information to year articles.

An Ice Hockey Wiki article.

These events occured in 1993 in the world of hockey:

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From Marvel Database

All Comics for 1993 Without Month Designations

2099 Sketchbook Vol 1 1	A-1 Vol 1 4	Amazing Spider-Man Annual Vol 1 27	Avengers Annual Vol 1 22
Avengers: West Coast Annual Vol 1 8	Captain America Annual Vol 1 12	Daredevil vs Vapora Vol 1 1	Deathlok Annual Vol 2 2
Doctor Strange, Sorcerer Supreme Annual Vol 1 3	Excalibur Annual Vol 1 1993	Fantastic Four Annual Vol 1 26	Guardians of the Galaxy Annual Vol 1 3
Hellraiser Vol 1 20	Illuminator Vol 1 1	Iron Man Annual Vol 1 14	Iron Manual Vol 1 1
Marvel Comics Presents Vol 1 119	Marvel Comics Presents Vol 1 120	Marvel Comics Presents Vol 1 121	Marvel Comics Presents Vol 1 122
Marvel Comics Presents Vol 1 123	Marvel Comics Presents Vol 1 124	Marvel Comics Presents Vol 1 125	Marvel Comics Presents Vol 1 126
Marvel Comics Presents Vol 1 127	Marvel Comics Presents Vol 1 128	Marvel Comics Presents Vol 1 129	Marvel Comics Presents Vol 1 130
Marvel Comics Presents Vol 1 131	Marvel Comics Presents Vol 1 132	Marvel Graphic Novel Vol 1 75	Marvel Holiday Special Vol 1 1993
Marvel Masterworks Vol 1 24	Marvel Masterworks Vol 1 25	Marvel Masterworks Vol 1 26	Marvel Masterworks Vol 1 27
Marvel Swimsuit Special Vol 1 3	Namor the Sub-Mariner Annual Vol 1 3	New Warriors Annual Vol 1 3	OHOTCU Vol 2
Punisher Annual Vol 2 6	Punisher Ghosts of Innocents Vol 1 1	Punisher Ghosts of Innocents Vol 1 2	Razorline First Cut Vol 1
Requiem for Dracula Vol 1 1	Silver Surfer Annual Vol 1 6	The X-Men Collector's Edition Vol 1 1	The X-Men Collector's Edition Vol 1 2
The X-Men Collector's Edition Vol 1 3	The X-Men Collector's Edition Vol 1 4	Thor Annual Vol 1 18	Web of Spider-Man Annual Vol 1 9
What The--?! Vol 1 25	What The--?! Vol 1 26	Wolverine: Blood Hungry Vol 1 1	Wonder Man Annual Vol 1 2
X-Factor Annual Vol 1 8	X-Force Annual Vol 1 1993	X-Men Annual Vol 2 2

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Events

• On Earth, the Eugenics Wars, a terrible conflict, started, brought about by a group of genetically engineered "supermen" who were the result of an ambitious selective-breeding program. The leader of the group was Khan Noonien Singh. Within a year, Khan and his followers had seized control in forty Earth nations, which totalled roughly a quarter of the planet. Terrible wars ensued, in part because the "supermen" fought among themselves. Entire populations were bombed out of existence, and Earth was on the verge of a new Dark Age. (TOS: "Space Seed")

Births

Deaths

Vessel Assignments

External links

• 1993 article at Memory Alpha, the canon Star Trek wiki.
• 1993 article at Memory Beta, the non-canon Star Trek wiki.

From Wookieepedia, the Star Wars wiki.

Dark Empire (TPB) released in May 1993.

A list of events in 1993 related to Star Wars.

January

• 01 - Mission from Mount Yoda published.

May

• 01 - The Last Command published.
• 01 - Dark Empire published.

October

• 01 - Tales of the Jedi 1: Ulic Qel-Droma and the Beast Wars of Onderon, Part 1 published.

November

• 01 - The Truce at Bakura published.
• 01 - Tales of the Jedi 2: Ulic Qel-Droma and the Beast Wars of Onderon, Part 2 published.
• November - Han Solo and the Corporate Sector Sourcebook

December

• 01 - Tales of the Jedi 3: The Saga of Nomi Sunrider, Part 1 published.