Xenozoic Tales is better known by its nickname, Cadillacs and Dinosaurs, and there are plenty of both throughout its pages. Continue reading Xenozoic Tales (a.k.a. Cadillacs and Dinosaurs) by Mark Schultz (1986 onward)
Hempsted Grenville is a rich playboy living in an alternate 1920s where dinosaurs still exist, and he is on the hunt for lost treasure. Continue reading Dinosaur Rex by Jan Strnad and Henry Mayo (1987)
The U.S. Army recruits three obscure DC Comics heroes – Bat Lash, Enemy Ace, and Biff Bradley – to recover a pair of mythological swords. The catch? The swords are located on the long lost “Dragon Isle.” Continue reading Guns of the Dragon by Tim Truman (1998-99)
Throw together hungry dinosaurs, excessive gore and a dash of soft-core porn, and the result will be something like Cavewoman. Continue reading Cavewoman by Budd Root (1994 onward)
Off-duty police officer Rip Scully is determined to save his girlfriend Maggie from a violent thug, dinosaurs, and a military determined to keep time travel a secret. Continue reading Rip in Time by Bruce Jones & Richard Corben (1986)
An ill-timed lightning strike sends a group of scientists and soldiers hurdling back to the Jurassic Period, where giant carnivores turn out to be the least of their problems. Continue reading Dreadlands by Epic Comics (1992)
Dinotopia: Journey to Chandara is essentially a retelling of explorer Marco Polo’s travels, but set in the imaginary continent of Dinotopia. Continue reading Dinotopia: Journey to Chandara by James Gurney (2007)
Prehistoric Pulp 