his minions, the Destroyers, a team of six: Shapeshifter, Annihilator, Chrysalis, Behemoth, Ratman (who later changed sides), and Electrocutioner. Shadowspear, once released from Saker's control, formed a giant malevolent thunderstorm that circled the globe, occasionally transforming animals and corpses into monsters, thus keeping the Elementals busy for many years. Reception Martin A. Stever reviewed Elementals in Space Gamer/Fantasy Gamer No. 83. Stever commented that "Willingham's imagination must be on overdrive to come up with some of the far out ideas in Elementals". Bibliography Justice Machine Annual, Texas Comics, 1983 (first appearance) Elementals #1–29, 1984–88 Elementals vol. 2, #1–26, 1989–93 Elementals vol. 3, #1–3, 1995–96 One-shots and mini-series Elementals Special - 2 issues, 1986, 1989 (lead into v2) Elementals: Sex Special - 4 issues, 1991–93 Elementals: Sex Special vol. 2, 2 issues, 1997 Elementals: Sexy Lingerie Special one-shot, 1993 Elementals: Ghost of a Chance one-shot, 1995 Elementals Swimsuit Spectacular 1996 one-shot Elementals: How the War was won - 2 issues, 1996 Elementals: The Vampire's Revenge - 2 issues, 1996 Spin-offs Justice Machine Featuring the Elementals - 4 issues, 1986 Fathom - 3 issues, 1987 Morningstar Special, 1990 Monolith - 4 issues, 1991 Vortex - 2 issues, 1991 Strikeforce America - 1 issue, 1992 Fathom vol. 2, 3 issues, 1992 Oblivion - 3 issues, 1995–96 Strikeforce America vol. 2, 1 issue, 1996 Trade paperback collection Elementals: The Natural Order (160 pages, softcover, Comico Comics, November 1988, ) - reprints Justice Machine Annual and Elementals vol. 1, #1–5 Notes References External links The Elementals at Don Markstein's Toonopedia. Archived from the original on June 17, 2016. Comics Should Be Good!'s review of Vol. 1 #1-5 Comico Comics titles Fantasy comics Superhero teams 1983 comics debuts