Absent Friends[]
Appearances[]
Unity 2000 features many characters from the original Valiant universe (VH-1) and less characters from the Acclaim universe (VH-2) therefore in the following list some characters have the universe displayed in brackets. If there is no bracket it is the Valiant universe version of the character (VH-1).
Featured Characters:
Supporting Characters:
- Archer & Armstrong
- Bloodshot
- Eternal Warrior
- Geoff McHenry / Geomancer
- Harbinger Renegades
- Magnus
- Nettie (Acclaim Comics)
- Shadowman / Jack Boniface (Dies)
- Shadowman / Michael LeRoi (Acclaim Comics)
- X-O Manowar
Villains:
Other Characters:
- Andar (Cameo)
- Bloodshot (Acclaim Comics) (Flashback only)
- Darth Vader's Storm Troopers (Mentioned only)
- Elya Morrow (Dies)
- Master Darque (Flashback only)
- Med-Rob
- Ninjak (Acclaim Comics) (Flashback only)
- Solar (Acclaim Comics) (Flashback only)
- The Visitor (Flashback only)
- Turok (Cameo)
- Turok (Acclaim Comics) (Flashback only)
- Wicked Witch of the West (Mentioned only)
- X-O Manowar (Acclaim Comics) (Flashback only)
Locations:
- 4003 A.D.
- Gateway (see Magnus, Robot Fighter #12)
- 4123 A.D.
- California
- Deadside
- Liveside
- Lost Land
- Louisiana
- Multiverse
Items:
- Giant-glowing-jewel-thing
- Mac with a G4 processor (state-of-the-art)
- Mask of Shadows
Vehicles:
- Flying car
- Paddle wheel riverboat
- Transfer gates
Credits[]
- Writers: Jim Shooter
- Pencilers: Jim Starlin
- Inkers: Joe Rubinstein
- Colorists: Digital Broome
- Letterers: Chris Eliopoulos
- Cover Artists: Jim Starlin with Janet Jackson
- Editors: Omar Banmally
- Editor-in-Chief: Fabian Nicieza
Note: Janet Jackson is credited as Jay Jay Jackson.
Introduction[]
Everything was all right until a very dangerous man came along.
It didn’t start with the Man in the Red Suit, but he sent it all spinning out of control. On April 15th, 1991, he made a catastrophic mistake that generated a black hole so powerful that it twisted timespace into knots and warped realities all across our many-layered multiverse of which our universe is a part.
Right away, everything was different-and not long after the event, things really started to go awry.
Now, the millennium is nigh and it is time for the chaos to come to an end...time for a new order.
UNITY 2000
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Notes[]
- Despite a cover date of November 1999 the issue was published in December.
- The variant cover was made available in 2 ways:
- As a printed copy distributed by Dynamic Forces with a numbered certificate of authenticity; limited to 2,000 copies only.
- A print of the variant cover that was poly-bagged and distributed with the regular version of Unity 2000 #2. The cover only print and the actual variant cover of the comic book look identical.
Quotes[]
Brother dear, you realize that we're missing the most orgiastic turn of the millennium parties? 
- I'm busy seizing power over all realities tonight.
- It's time for the hegemony of death.
- Every time you take your clothes off something comes up.
- Nothing can go wrong. I've got state of the art equipment--a mac with a G4 processor running a spell program written by my specifications by the best dead programmer there is. I've carefully input absolutely precise data. I've accounted for the necro-thermic effect of every death that ever occurred... and those occurring contemporaneously, of course.
- ERROR WARNING - Net Variance: Negative .9299 Necro-Joules (- 1 Human Death) - [OK]
- Gahh! Somebody who's supposed to be dead isn't! I'm one death short!
- This is far from over!
- -- Solar
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