DNAgents 1 - 14 (1983) By Mark Evanier & Will Meugniot Eclipse Comics Superteam

Complete set of DNAgents issues 1 through 14, published by Eclipse Comics beginning in 1983. Created by Mark Evanier and Will Meugniot, DNAgents features a genetically engineered team of super-powered operatives designed by a corporate think tank for global interventions. The series blends superhero adventure with sharp commentary on corporate ethics, identity, and free will.

Issue 1 introduces the DNAgents—five bio-engineered beings created for high-risk corporate missions. But when they question their purpose, it sets off a chain reaction of rebellion and discovery.

Issue 2 explores the team’s struggle with autonomy as they begin to challenge their creators. A rogue mission puts them on a collision course with a rival operation.

Issue 3 dives into internal conflicts and philosophical debates about free will, as one of the agents begins to break away from the team's shared goals.

Issue 4 ramps up the action as a government black ops team is sent to either control or destroy the DNAgents. The stakes rise as public attention turns toward their creators.

Issue 5 focuses on the media’s role in shaping the public’s perception of heroes, as the DNAgents are manipulated into a televised showdown.

Issue 6 follows team member Amber through a harrowing solo mission in a flooded city, spotlighting her powers and emotional depth.

Issue 7 brings in a new cybernetic adversary, testing the team’s tech-based vulnerabilities in a brutal confrontation.

Issue 8 centers on Rainbow as she’s taken hostage in a virtual dream world, forcing the team to risk everything in a rescue mission filled with psychic twists.

Issue 9 explores betrayal from within as the team’s corporate handlers plot to replace them. Loyalties shift and tensions boil over.

Issue 10 takes the DNAgents into space as they intercept a hijacked satellite that threatens global destruction.

Issue 11 continues the high-octane tension with a hostage situation during a corporate summit, forcing the DNAgents to navigate politics as much as combat.

Issue 12 puts Tank in the spotlight in a mission gone wrong, revealing vulnerabilities beneath his armored exterior.

Issue 13 escalates to a full-scale rebellion as the team begins dismantling the corporate systems that birthed them, leading to public exposure of the project's darkest secrets.

Issue 14 closes this arc with a dramatic standoff and the question of whether genetically created heroes can ever truly be free—or if their very existence is part of the system they’re trying to break.

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