principle for the greater good, than to have no principles in life at all. He also expressed interest in eventually ending the line with a little apocalypse. Deliberately and permanently ending an entire comic line was something he felt had never been done before in comics. Moore brought an end to the ABC Universe towards the conclusion of Promethea when she ushers in the apocalypse. Moore wrote the last issue of Tom Strong and two 64-page Tomorrow Stories specials offering a final farewell to most of ABC's characters. Before those final stories, the ABC line continued a little while longer under other writers. Tom Strong, for example, had been written entirely by guest authors since November 2003. These authors have included; Peter Hogan, Geoff Johns, Mark Schultz, Steve Aylett, Brian K. Vaughan, Ed Brubaker and Michael Moorcock. A sequel to Top 10 called Beyond The Farthest Precinct has been penned by novelist Paul Di Filippo and artist Jerry Ordway and another title, written by Peter Hogan and Steve Moore, was going to explore the remaining secrets of all of the major ABC characters. This mini-series, America's Best Comics: A to Z, started in September 2005 but was cancelled after four issues. Titles America's Best Comics: A to Z (see below) The League of Extraordinary Gentlemen Promethea Tomorrow Stories Greyshirt: Indigo Sunset (a Tomorrow Stories mini-series spin-off, written and drawn by Rick Veitch) Tom Strong Tom Strong's Terrific Tales (a twelve-issue anthology spin-off) Tom Strong and the Robots of Doom (mini-series spin-off) Terra Obscura (a Tom Strong spin-off based on old Nedor Comics characters, written by Peter Hogan) Top 10 Smax (a Top 10 mini-series spin-off) Top 10: The Forty-Niners (a Top 10 graphic novel spin-off) Top 10: Beyond the Farthest Precinct (a Top 10 mini-series) America's Best Comics: A to Z America's Best Comics: A to Z was to be a six-part miniseries written by Peter Hogan and Steve Moore. It planned to reveal secrets and unknown facts about the characters that have appeared thus far in the ABC line. The miniseries was canceled after issue #4. Work had begun on issue #5, but its unclear how complete it was before the plug was pulled. There are no plans at present to publish a collection of the issues. Each issue features artwork from character's original designer/co-creator and a cover by Terry Dodson. It was expected to signal the end of