MARVEL UK READING ORDER: Overkill (1990-1995)

Marvel UK rode the wave of the '90s comics boom by shaking up one of their most popular characters - Death's Head - and introducing a whole load more. Even though that particular corner had a fairly short lifespan due to the inevitable crash, the Marvel UK characters are still remembered fondly by many fans. A number of today's top tier creators got their big break on these titles, including Dan Abnett, Gary Frank, Andy Lanning, Salvador Larroca, Carlos Pacheco and Liam Sharp.

Despite being from England myself, I wasn't a huge fan of the majority of the titles Marvel UK released during the boom. Death's Head II was an interesting enough character (though I'll always be true to the original!) but many of the other comics relied too heavily on unnecessary on guest-appearances by the US contingent of the Marvel Universe and having 'Death', 'Dark' or 'Gene' as part of the title of every series. I preferred Overkill which was a magazine released in the UK that collected the guest-star-free halves of the initial issues of titles like Warheads, Hell's Angel and Motormouth.

MCG Notes:

• Issue listings in blue & black: The must-read Marvel UK stories from this time period, along with any key related stories and often-forgotten tales that are worth a read.
• Issue listings in grey: Part of the Marvel UK chronology, cameo appearances or stories of note that are non-essential or no longer considered 'required reading'.
• Chronology: Every appearance of the Marvel UK characters from this period is included in chronological order, mapping out their timeline rather than just the order the issues were released; I've also included the Marvel UK's characters' appearances in Marvel US titles.
• Spoilers: The issue/story overviews may include spoilers, so be warned!

See more Marvel UK reading orders from before this period:

• DEATH'S HEAD: Freelance Peacekeeping Agent (1988-2014)

Death's Head: The Body in Question (1990)
Death's Head meets his 'parents' and learns at least a part of his origin during TIME BOMB.

Fantastic Four #338 (1990)
Death's Head encounters the Fantastic Four at the end of time during INTO THE TIMESTREAM!

Sensational She-Hulk #24 (1991)
Death's Head is hired to retrieve a priceless vase from She-Hulk.

Knights of Pendragon #1-18 (1990-1991)
First appearance of Albion (Peter Hunter), Adam Crown, Ben Gallagher, Francesca Grace, Green Knight (Bercilak de Hautdesert), Knights of Pendragon, Kate McClellan and the Red Lord; Dai Thomas is possessed by Sir Gawain to combat the impending rise of the Red Lord; the Green Knight empowers a number of individuals with the power of the Pendragon spirits, transforming them into a modern super-team known as the Knights of Pendragon; assisted at various turns by Captain Britain, Iron Man, the Black Panther and the Fantastic Four, the Knights of Pendragon defeat the Bane and, despite all briefly dying, prevent the rise of their master, the Red Lord.

Doctor Who Magazine #173 (1991)
Death's Head encounters the Doctor in a bar on Maruthea.

Death's Head II #1-4 (1992)
First appearance of Death's Head (Minion), Charnel (Baron Strucker V), Major Oak, Dr Evelyn Necker, Phaedra and Lionheart (Earth-12892); on Earth-8410, Dr Necker's Minion cyborg travels to various eras to assimilate key targets, killing them and absorbing their skills; when it kills Death's Head, the bounty hunter's programming takes over the Minion cyborg and gives it a sense of will; this second Death's Head (editorially referred to as Death's Head II) gains a new sidekick called Tuck and helps the heroes of Earth-9939 defeat the monstrous Charnel and restore the timeline.

Black Axe #1-3 (1993)
First appearance of Black Axe; the immortal mercenary Black Axe is hired to shut down a Hydra operation, bringing him into conflict with Death's Head (Minion), the Hand and Sunfire before battling Mephisto.

Black Axe #4-7 (1993)
First appearance of Afrikaa; Black Axe recalls his origins before taking another mission in Mohannda where civil war looms; Black Axe, the Black Panther and Akrikaa join forces against Cardinal Technologies to end the threat of war. 

Knights of Pendragon #1-4 (1992)
First appearance of Breeze James, the robot Gawain, Magpie and Q7 Strike Force; the Knights of Pendragon (Union Jack, Grace, Albion and Adam Crown) are joined by Breeze James and the robot possessed by Gawain; the Knights team up with Iron Man and the Black Knight against the Q7 Strike Force, the Mys-Tech assassin called Magpie and the Bane.

Warheads #1 (1992)
First appearance of the Warheads (Stacy Arnheim, Misha Bushida, Colonel Tigon Liger, Leona McBride, Gregory O'Sullivan & Perez), Anthony Grant and Master Key; the Warheads go on yet another dangerous mission to obtain technology from other worlds, times and realities for Mys-Tech and encounter the Red Lord; the Warheads arrive in Australia a few years in the past where they clash with Wolverine in the X-Men's hi-tech Outback hideout, costing the lives of a number of Warheads.

Motormouth #1-2 (1992)
First appearance of Motormouth (Harley Davis), Killpower (Julius Mullarkey) Dr Oonagh Mullarkey; Motormouth steals time/dimension-hopping technology from Mys-Tech and goes on the run through time and space; Dr Oonagh Mullarkey sends Killpower to take out SHIELD agents sent by Nick Fury to investigate Mys-Tech's activities during A FINE TIME TO DIE!

Warheads #2[1/2] (1992)
First appearance of Badhand (Thomas Pyke); the Warheads next missions bring them into conflict with SHIELD agent Badhand during A FINE TIME TO DIE!

Warheads #2[2/2] (1992)
The Warheads clash with Pellius Globus.

Warheads #3 (1992)
The Warheads have a run-in with Iron Man while stealing from aliens during A FINE TIME TO DIE!

Warheads #8[2/3]-8[3/3] (1993)
The Warheads seriously upset the inhabitants of Septimus Primo III; the Warheads are sent to kidnap a boy with magical abilities.

Warheads #4-7 (1992)
First appearance of Che; first appearance of Anthony Grant as Audit; the Warheads attempt to steal from an alien witch and find themselves butting heads with X-Force; Death's Head II is hired by one of the inhabitants of Septimus Primo III to kill Colonel Liger; Gregory is sent on a solo mission by Brendan Rathcoole to break his ties with Mephisto, but ends up becoming half-demon; Death's Head and Tuck put their mission to kill Liger on hold when the find themselves fighting for their lives against an alien army; Death's Head and Tuck steal the Warheads' prize from under them in favour of killing Liger; the Silver Surfer senses Mys-Tech.

Knights of Pendragon #5 (1992)
The Knights of Pendragon switch their armour for spandex following a rematch with Magpie.

Hell's Angel #1-5 (1992)
First appearance of Hell's Angel (Shevaun Haldane), the Angel of Death, the Guide, Mys-Tech (Algernon Crowe, Bronwen Gryffn, Ranulph Haldane, Eadmund Porlock, Brendan Rathcoole, Gudrun Tyburn and Ormond Wychwood), the Encoders, the Psycho-Warriors and the Un-Earth; the Angel of Death empowers Shevaun Haldane to combat the sinister corporation Mys-Tech, of which her father is a member; as Hell's Angel, Shevaun teams up with the X-Men to oppose Mys-Tech and their master, Mephisto; death of Ranulph Haldane.

Dark Angel #6[1/2] (1992)
First appearance of Hell's Angel (Shevaun Haldane) as Dark Angel; Dark Angel teams up with Excalibur to stop a creature created by Mys-Tech; Dark Angel learns the creature is her brother; Dark Angel confronts her father in Hell.

Warheads #8[1/2]-9[1/2] (1993)
The Warheads battle Audit and the X-Men and meet Captain Britain.

Dark Angel #6[2/2] (1992)
Dark Angel goes back in time to prevent the rise of Mys-Tech, but ends up changing history for the worse; she uses her powers to undo what she did.

Codename: Genetix #1-4 (1993)
First appearance of Genetix (Base, Ridge, Shift, Stinger & Vesper) and Prime Evil; a team of young, genetically-enhanced mutants escape Dr Oonagh Mullarkey's Mys-Tech lab and go off in search of their pasts; Genetix cross paths with Wolverine and Ka-Zar when their journey takes them to the Savage Land where they clash with Dr Mullarkey and aspiring world-conqueror Prime Evil.

Death's Head II #1-4 (1992-1993)
First appearance of Kite; Deaths Head and Tuck arrive on Earth-616 where they and the X-Men save Phaedra from Wraithchild.

Dark Angel #7-8 (1993)
Dark Angel and Psylocke team up against Mys-tech's Model Soldiers.

Cyberspace 3000 #1-8 (1993-1994)
First appearance of Captain Jennifer Cabre-Rios, the Deck, Gamble, Shan O'Meara, Yan Onanwro, Dr S'rell and the Sol III (of Earth-691); the extratemporal starship the Sol III falls through a wormhole into other realities, encountering Galactus and Dark Angel of Earth-7888, the Silver Surfer of Earth-691 and Adam Warlock of Earth-616. 

Knights of Pendragon #6-9 (1992-1993)
The Knights of Pendragon, the Warheads and Spider-Man team up against the Araknoids of Arakne.

Warheads #9[2/2] (1993)
Colonel Liger starts growing a conscience over his missions for Mys-Tech.

Marvel Comics Presents #122[2/4] (1993)
The Knights of Pendragon vs Shadow Wing, the new Lord of the Bane.

Digitek #1-4 (1992-1993)
First appearance of Digitk (Jonathan Bryant); Jonathan Bryant is transformed into a fully computerised being and teams up with Deathlok to prevent the Bacillicons from obtaining the Psi-Key for Mys-Tech.

Warheads #10 (1993)
Blackheart disguises himself as Doctor Strange and tricks the Warheads into joining him in an assault on Mephisto's realm; death of Perez.

Knights of Pendragon #10-11 (1993)
The Knights of Pendragon clash with the resurrected Baron Blood.

Motormouth #3 (1992)
Motormouth & Killpower #4-8 (1992-1993)
The Punisher and Badhand continue to investigate Mys-Tech, running into Killpower; Killpower's origin is revealed; Killpower ditches Mys-Tech in favour of accompanying Motormouth on her adventures; Cable joins the fight against Mys-Tech during A FINE TIME TO DIE!

Dark Angel #9 (1993)
Motormouth & Killpower #9(pp.1-7) (1993)
Dark Angel #10(pp.1-17) (1993)
Mys-Tech Wars #1(pp.1-4) (1993) / Motormouth & Killpower #9(pp.7-23) (1993)
Mys-tech Wars #1(pp.5-9) (1993)
Mys-Tech Wars #1(pp.9-21) (1993) / Dark Angel #10(pp.18-22) (1993)
Mys-Tech Wars #2(pp.1-20) (1993)
Death's Head II #5(pp.1-19) (1993)
Knights of Pendragon #12 (1993)
Warheads #11(pp.1-6) (1993)
Mys-Tech Wars #2(p.21) / Death's Head II #5(p.20) (1993) / Warheads #11(p.7) (1993)
Mys-Tech Wars #3(pp.1-10) (1993) / Warheads #11(pp.8-23) (1993)
Mys-Tech Wars #3(pp.11-20)-4 (1993)
Dark Angel #11-12 (1993)
First appearance of the Anti-Being, the Time Guardian, the Wyrd Sisters (Braxus, Sapphire & Xena) and Earth-93031; Nick Fury discovers Mys-Tech's plan to control Earth by merging it with the Un-Earth; Dark Angel, Motormouth, Killpower, the Knights of Pendragon, Death's Head and the Warheads join forces with the X-Men, Avengers, Fantastic Four, Hulk, Doctor Strange and more to put an end to their plan before reality is altered in Mys-Tech's favour during MYS-TECH WARS.

Death's Head #6-9 (1994)
Death's Head returns to Lionheart to rescue Tuck from Major Oak; Death's Head II recalls killing the original Death's Head.

Warheads #12-13 (1993)
More rookie Warheads die when the team go on a mission that pits them against cyborg dinosaurs.

Warheads #14 (1993)
Warheads: Black Dawn #1-2 (1993)
The Warheads go rogue when they discover Mys-Tech's true intentions.

Shadow Riders #1-4 (1993)
First appearance of the Shadow Riders; it's revealed that Che was employed by Cable to join one of Mys-Tech's Warheads units; the extra-dimensional being Vorin leads the motorcycle-riding Shadow Riders against Mys-Tech; the Shadow Riders, the Hulk and Ghost Rider take on Doctor Doom, Mys-Tech and the Warheads; Che leaves the Warheads and joins the Shadow Riders.

Battletide #1-4 (1992-1993)
First appearance of the Battletide and Termagaira; some of the most vicious warriors are transported to the world known as Colosseum to do battle and raise the living essence of warfare, the Battletide, from the Dark Citadel; Death's Head II and Killpower are among the candidates who discover Termagaira's true purpose for the Battletide; Dark Angel, Hercules, the Hulk, Psylocke, Sabretooth and Wolverine are among the combatants from Earth.

Wild Thing #1-4 (1993)
First appearance of Wild Thing; in the year 2020 on Earth-8410, Arcade cyber-trooper and extratemporal mutant Wild Thing battles simulations of Spider-Man, Venom and others in pursuit of Dorian Trask.

Gene Dogs #1-4 (1993)
First appearance of the Automaton, Banzai, Firestryke, Gene Dogs and STORM; the Gene Dogs - a counter-terrorism unit run by STORM - clash with Genetix and the Q7 Strike Force before discovering a traitor in their ranks.

Battletide II #1-4 (1994)
The Battletide returns after having gained conscious awareness; Death's Head (Minion) and Killpower are recruited by the Temploids to oppose the Battletide which employs Termagaira and possesses the Hulk to oppose them during PUMPING IRON.

Plasmer #1-4 (1993-1994)
First appearance of Plasmer (Oonagh Mullarkey duplicate) and Captain Kerosene; Dr Oonagh Mullarkey mystically splits her good and bad sides into two beings; Dr Mullarkey's good side, Plasmer, teams up with Captain Britain, the Black Knight and Captain Kerosene to stop a series of British Sleepers that reawaken and threaten to destroy the world. 

Death's Head II #10-12 (1993)
Kite is revealed to be a living fragment of Charnel who merges with his future counterpart and a Minion cyborg to become Charnel again; Death's Head kills Charnel.

Death's Head II & the Origin of Die-Cut #1-2 (1993)
First appearance of Die-Cut (Czorn Yson); the technophonic alien warrior Die-Cut clashes with cyborg mercenary Death's Head, until the pair are forced to join forces against the evil artificial intelligence known as the Black Curator during PUMPING IRON.

Knights of Pendragon #13-15 (1993)
The Knights of Pendragon return to Avalon where they clash with Death's Head and Magpie before their final showdown with the Red Lord; Adam Crown sacrifices himself to end the Red Lord's threat.

Motormouth & Killpower #10-11 (1993)
Motormouth and Killpower continue their adventures through the multiverse, clashing with Qaar Ghoth and Electro-Vampires.

Wild Thing #5-6 (1993)
Wild Thing battles a VR version of Mysterio and the Sinister Six.

Dark Angel #13-16 (1993)
First appearance of Mys-Tech as the Techno-Wizards; Dark Angel upgrades her armour; in the aftermath of the Mys-Tech War, Mys-Tech regain their youth, rename themselves the Techno-Wizards and summon the Anti-Being; Dark Angel banishes the Anti-Being to the dimensional void with help from Death's Head and the Wyrd Sisters.

Motormouth & Killpower #12[1/2] (1993)
The Time Guardian observes Motormouth and Killpower while they and Death's Head battle AIM's Metamorph during DARK GUARD.

Motormouth & Killpower #12[2/2] (1993)
Motormouth and Killpower dethrone an alien posing as a god, exercising his power over an entire world.

Dark Guard #1-4 (1993-1994)
First appearance of Ultra Marine and the Dark Guard; the Time Guardian gathers Albion, Stacy Arnheim, Death's Head, Dark Angel, Killpower, Tigon Liger, Motormouth and Ultra Marine to stop a war between two alien factions during DARK GUARD.

Super Soldiers #1-5 (1993)
First appearance of Invincible (Major Joseph Hauer), Gog (Owen Llewelyn) and Revenge (Lee Childs); Major Joseph Hauer - one of the subjects of the UK's Super Soldier programme - is brought out of suspended animation to track down rogue super soldier, Revenge; Hauer clashes with USAgent, convinces ECE agent Gog to join him and teams up with Captain America to thwart ECE's plans; Revenge is killed in the final showdown with Hauer.

Children of the Voyager #1-4 (1993)
Marvel Frontier Comics Special #1[3/6] (1994)
First appearance of the Voyager, Sam Wanting and Harriet Homerstone; the other-dimensional Voyager spawned human aspects of himself to help him ascend the planes; Sam Wanting learns he's one of the Voyager's offspring and, with help from Harriet Homerstone and Mona St Croix (other descendants of the Voyager) counter the Voyager's plans during CHILDREN OF THE VOYAGER.

Gun Runner #1-6 (1994)
First appearance of Gun Runner (Brell); the cybernetically-enhanced alien Gun Runner finds himself on Earth where he meets Johnny Blaze and Ghost Rider and battles Shakata; he returns to space, is reunited with his fellow Enhanced and fights the Zoo to save the Earth.

Marvel Frontier Comics Special #1[1/6] (1994)
Mortigan Goth: Immortalis #1-4 (1993-1994)
First appearance of Immortalis (Mortigan Goth); Mortigan Goth goes on a quest to reclaim his soul from Mephisto, with a little help from Doctor Strange during IMMORTALIS.

Super Soldiers #6-7 (1993)
First appearance of Dragonfly (Andre LeRoux), Guvnor (Andy Black) and Xantia (Princess Xan Al' Hhffrrnnr Kzznr Fthgnr); Jospeh Hauer forms a new line-up of Super Soldiers; with SHIELD, the Super Soldiers go after the Warlord and the Mandarin.

What If #54 (1993)

Uatu the Watcher reveals an alternate universe (Earth-8454) in which Minion didn't kill Death's Head.

Marvel Frontier Comics Special #1[4/6] (1994)
Bloodseed #1-2 (1993)
First appearance of Lysander Bloodseed; Llysander Bloodseed - an genetically engineered being - battles Brother Bloodseed (another created warrior) and the Gene-Corp during BLOODSEED.

Die-Cut vs G-Force #1-2 (1993)
First appearance of G-Force (Professor Daniel Jones); G-Force accepts a job exploring the space-time continuum for Mys-Tech, despite warnings from his friend, Albion; despite an initial clash with Die-Cut, the pair join forces to save a team of Warheads from the Primary Artefact; Die-Cut comes to Earth.

Death3 #1-4 (1993)
First appearance of Death-Wreck and Death Metal; Death's Head (Minion) fights and eventually teams up with Dr Evelyn Necker's Minion prototype (Death-Wreck) and his successor, the newest Minion cyborg, Death Metal, when Charnel rises from the dead during DEATH3.

Genetix #1-6 (1993-1994)
Genetix continue the search for their pasts while avoiding Mys-Tech, meeting Dark Angel and clashing with Tektos and Dr Oonagh Mullarkey along the way.

Wild Thing #7 (1993)
Wild Thing goes AWOL from Arcade but gets trapped in the VR world.

Killpower: The Early Years #1-4 (1993)
The origin of Killpower is finally revealed; before meeting Motormouth, Dr Oonagh Malarley sent Killpower on missions through time that brought him into conflict with Genetix, the Punisher, Rama Tut and the Time Guardian during PUMPING IRON.

Marvel Frontier Comics Special #1[2/6] (1994)
Dances With Demons #1-4 (1993)
First appearance of Ghost Dancer (James Owl) and Manitou; James Owl takes up the mantle of the Ghost Dancer to combat the Manitou during DANCES WITH DEMONS.

Marvel Frontier Comics #1[5/6] (1994)
First appearance of Mike Hellman, psychic investigator.

Death Metal #1-2 (1994)
Death Metal vs Genetix #1-2 (1993-1994)
Death Metal #3-4 (1994)
First appearance of Argon and Spirit (Xira); Death Metal gains the soul of a dead hero and goes from killing machine to universal saviour when he encounters Abysss; Death Metal clashes with Alpha Flight, the mercenary Brassknuckles and Genetix, forms his own team and finds a mate in the creepiest of ways during DEATH3.

Marvel Frontier Comics Special #1[6/6] (1994)
In 1757, Jean Grey's ancestor, Charles Grey, is murdered but his spirit continues to wander the Earth.

Incomplete Death's Head #1-12 (1993)
Death's Head II recalls the key memories of the original Death's Head and, with help from the Galifreyan Timelord called the Doctor, realises he's met Death' Head before.

Super Soldiers #8 (1993)
The Super Soldiers lose their government funding and are sold to the Mercy Corporation; the Super Soldiers almost run into the Punisher; this issue was due to begin the 'Red Mist 20-20' crossover event.

Die-Cut #1-4 (1993-1994)
On Earth, Die-Cut battles a series of clones based on the X-Men's Beast and discovers a plot by the Red Skull to create a race of gods in order to take over the world.

Incredible Hulk #408-409 (1993)

Motormouth and Killpower get caught up in the Hulk's dispute with Madman in the middle of London.

Death's Head II #13-14[1/2], 15 (1993-1994)

Death's Head and Tuck battle the Alkemist and his cyborgs on Mars.

Death-Wreck #1-4 (1993)
The origin Dr Evelyn Necker's Minion prototype, Death-Wreck, who  during accidentally bounces through time, affecting the life of his successor, Death's Head (Minion), during DEATH3.

Death's Head #16 (1994)
Chronozone drags Death's Head into the future where he finds his own remains.

Death's Head #14[2/3] (1994)

Death's Head Gold #1 (1994)

Death's Head and Tuck face Major Oak's Ludite ally, General Cicatric, during THE NECROMACHIAD.

ClanDestine #1-8 (1994-1995)
First appearance of Adam Destine; the super-powered offspring of Adam Destine and Djinn meet the Punisher, Spider-Man and the Silver Surfer in their battles with the Rainbow Quartet, Griffin Technologies, Lenz, Al Kadhdhab and the Skyline Killer.

Marvel Comics Presents #158[1/4] (1994)
First appearance of the Clan Destine (Argent, Crimson Crusader, Cuckoo, Newton Destine, Hex, Imp & Wallop).

Nocturne #1-4 (1995)

First appearance of Nocturne (Graham Poldark) and Earth-9561; Nocturne discovers the secret hideout of 1950s hero Night Raven; Poldark picks up the mantle as Nocturne.

Clan Destine #9-12 (1995)
First appearance of the Clan Destine of Earth-95710; the Clan Destine of an alternate meet Captain Britain and battle AIM on Earth-95710.

MCG Note: These are solicited titles that never saw print, largely due to Marvel UK closing its doors in 1994, though many were cancelled before that. You can see some of the unused art from this era over at DownTheTubes.

Battletide III (1994)
The final part of the trilogy.

Bloodrush #1-4 (1994)
The first two issues of the mini-series were due to tie into the 'Red Mist 20-20' crossover event.

Captain Britain #1-4 (1994)
A solo series for Brian Braddock, back under the UK banner.

Coward (1993-1994)
Nial Coward becomes Slaughter, the world's most famous super-hero, despite being a genuine coward.

Dark Guard #5-6 (1994) / Dark Guard: Old Friends (1994)
Stacy Arnheim is revealed to be alive; the last two issues of Dark Guard were due to be collected in the 'Old Friends' special, but that was also cancelled.

Dark Guard Gold #1 (1993)
Intended as a quarterly series starring the Marvel UK 'all-stars' Dark Guard team.

Death3: Prometheus Rising (1994)
This was due to feature the first appearance of Death Rattle and would also feature Death's Head II and Death Metal, facing a new incarnation of Charnel. 

Death Duty #1-4 (1994)
This four-issue mini-series was intended as a sequel for the 'Red Mist 20-20' crossover event.

Death Rattle (1994)
A solo Death Rattle series that was due to follow 'Prometheus Rising'.

Death's Head Quorum (1994)
An ongoing relaunch for Death's Head II.

Dragon's Claws #1-2 (1993)
A return to the characters from the year 8162.

The Fallen (1994) / Fallen Angel (1993)
A series starring the character who'd made their debut in Frontier Comics Unlimited.

Frontier Comics Unlimited (1993-1994)
An ongoing series featuring the 'mature readers' characters from Marvel UK.

Gene Machine (1993)
The time-travelling Gene Machine arrives in the present day where his attempts to change Earth's past and alter the course of genetic-engineering history brings him into conflict with Thor, Wolverine and Sasquatch. 

G-Force #1-4 (1994) / G-Force/Knights of Pendragon (1994)
G-Force teams up with Albion in his own mini-series.

Golden Greadier #1-4 (1994)
It's the 1950s and England's premier hero, the Golden Grenadier, tackles the twin threat of Tim Boo Ba and Fin Fang Foom on the Queen Mother's orders.

Heavy Weapon 911 (1993)
A Marvel Frontier title about a big robot with big guns.

Kill Frenzy #1-4 (1993)
An alien/human/animal hybrid with a space-bike and swords goes on sporadic rampages.

Knights of Pendragon: Armageddon Knights (1992/1994)
Grace and Union Jack pursue Mys-Tech; guest appearance by the Dark Guard.

Knuckledown (1994)
Death's Head II guest-stars in a series about humanoid dinosaurs in Earth's forgotten past.

Loose Cannons #1-4 (1994)
An all-female team of Warheads face off against the Kree, Shi'ar and Death's Head II.
Motormouth Remix #1-4 (1994)
Killpower is lost in the timestream and Motormouth tires to rescue him, dropping into various key moments in Marvel Universe history.

Mutator (1994)
Basically a teenage Plastic Man.

Officer Outbody #1-4 (1993-1994)
Interdimensional cop Officer Outbody teams up with Doctor Strange.

Project Gemini (1993)
A team series following up on the Mys-Tech War.

Punisher Versus Death's Head #1-4 (1994)
The Punisher vs Death's Head II.

Razorwire #1-4 (1993) / Riprwire #1-4 (1994)
A robotic system called Rip goes on the run in New York, pursued by the Warheads.
Removal Man vs Motormouth #1-2 (1993-1994)
Mys-Tech send their 'last resort' assassin, Removal Man, after Motormouth.

'Roid Rage #1-4 (1994)
The first two issues of theis Super Soldiers spin-off were due to tie in to the 'Red Mist 20-20' crossover event.

Sisters of Grace (1993)
The female characters from Black Axe in their own Marvel Frontier title.

STOMP (1994)
A teenager gains the Specialist Terrain Operated Mobile Power Suit from NASA.

Super Soldiers #9-10 (1993-1994)
Part of the 'Red Mist 20-20' event.

Ten Sec #1-6 (1993)
Mys-Tech's Rathcoole loses the ring that allows him to stop time for nine seconds; he finds himself teaming up with Captain America and the Warheads in an effort to retrieve it. 

Timestryke: 2050 (1994) / Trakker (1993)
The dying Dr Evelyn Necker seeks out Badhand to save her life; the series was due to be titled Trakker, but changed to Timestryke before being completely cancelled.

Total Death (1993-1994)
No further information.

Unbelievable Exploits of Father Christmas #1 (1993)
Saint Nicholas vs the Demon King.

Warhide #1-4 (1993)
A skinned Communist super-hero with diamond-hard liquid carbon 'skin' to replace what he'd lost.

Wild Angels / Wild Things (1994)
Dark Angel travels to Earth-8410 in the year 2020 and teams up with Wild Thing; the story has only ever seen print in Italy in 1996 as Wild Things.

Wild Thing #8-11 (1993-1994)
The middle two issues were due to take part in the 'Red Mist 20-20' crossover event.

See more reading orders that are focused on some of the key Marvel UK characters:

• DEATH'S HEAD: Freelance Peace-Keeping Agent (1987-2014)
• DEATH'S HEAD II: Instincts Assimilated (1992-2014)
• KNIGHTS OF PENDRAGON: Defenders of Avalon (1990-2014)

The Marvel UK characters have made very few appearances after their initial stories came to an end. But their latter appearances across Earth-616 and entries in the Official Handbook of the Marvel Universe confirm that those original stories are very much a part of Marvel Universe history. No doubt more appearances will follow.

 
Body Count #1 (1993)
A Marvel Age-style Marvel UK one-shot spotlighting Marvel UK creators and upcoming projects, most of which were cancelled.

X-Men & the ClanDestine #1-2 (1996)
The X-Men and Clan Destine battle the Synraith.

Avengers Forever #11-12 (1999)
Death's Head II is among the Avengers from various timelines fighting the Time-Keepers' cross-time Avengers.

Union Jack #1-3 (1998-1999)
Back as a solo hero in the Marvel Universe at large, Union Jack clashes with Baron Blood in his search for the Holy Grail.

X-Men: Magik #4 (2001)
Death's Head II cameo during CAST THE MAGIK.

Annihilation: Ronan #2-4 (2006)
Death Metal's ally, Spirit, ends up on Godthab Omega as a member of Gamora's Graces during ANNIHILATION.

Civil War: Battle Damage Report #1 (2007)
Digitek is revealed to have been apprehended, but escapes by faking suicide; Afrikaa represents Mohannda in the Pan-African Congress on the Treatment of Superhumans; Ghost Dancer is considered as a potential Initiative recruit during CIVIL WAR.

Fantastic Four Annual #33 (2012)
Daredevil Annual #1 (2012)
Wolverine Annual #1 (2012)
The Clan Destine, the Thing, Daredevil and Wolverine try to stop Vincent Destine from summoning the Dark Ones during MARVEL TALES.

ClanDestine #1-5 (2008)
The ClanDestine face Alpha, the Omegans and clones of themselves.

Dark Reign Files #1 (2009)
Norman Osborn considers Lenz as a possible ally during DARK REIGN.

Captain Britain and MI13 #11-15 (2009)
Dark Angel, Death's Head (Minion) and Digitek are revealed to have joined the SAS and assist MI13 (who include Motormouth and Killpower) in defending Great Britain from Dracula's Vampire Nation; Union Jack fights alongside his former allies during VAMPIRE STATE.

Avengers #4 (2010)
Death's Head II cameo during THE HEROIC AGE.

Wolverine: The Best There Is #1-6, 11-12 (2011-2012)
Mortigan Goth aids Wolverine against Contagion; the fate of Mortigan's soul is revealed.

X-Men #25-27 (2012)
Black Axe is among the mercenaries after the price on the head of Raizo Kodo, leader of the vampire clan called the Forgiven; Black Axe is beaten to the prize when he's defeated by Visigoth.

Journey Into Mystery #639-640 (2012)
Loki encounters the Red Lord.

Revolutionary War: Alpha #1 (2014)
Revolutionary War: Dark Angel #1 (2014)
Revolutionary War: Knights of Pendragon #1 (2014)
Revolutionary War: Death's Head II #1 (2014)
Revolutionary War: Super Soldiers #1 (2014)
Revolutionary War: Motormouth #1 (2014)
Revolutionary War: Warheads #1 (2014)
Revolutionary War: Omega #1 (2014)
The UK heroes join forces again when the corrupted Killpower attempts to bring back Mys-Tech; aside from Dark Angel, Death's Head, the Knights of Pendragon, Motormouth, the Super Soldiers and the Warheads, there are cameos from numerous Marvel UK characters including Death Wreck, Death Metal, Digitek, the Gene Dogs, the Genetix, Gun Runner, Pacer, Tuck and Wild Thing, predominantly as members of MI13; Che is revealed to have returned to the Warheads during REVOLUTIONARY WAR.

Iron Man #23-27 (2014)
Dark Angel becomes an advisor to Iron Man when Marcus Kumar forms the Mandarin Eight to oppose him.

Guardians of the Galaxy: Best Story Ever #1 (2015)
A flashback sequence reveals Death Metal has joined the Graces alongside Spirit.

Marvel Comics Presents #6 (2019)
Death's Head II cameo.

ClanDestine Classic
ClanDestine #1-8

Marvel Comics Presents #158

X-Men & the ClanDestine #1-2.

ClanDestine vs the X-Men
ClanDestine #1-8

X-Men & the ClanDestine #1-2.

Death's Head: Freelance Peacekeeping Agent
Includes... 

Death's Head: The Body in Question

Fantastic Four #338

Sensational She-Hulk #26

What If #54

Knights of Pendragon Omnibus [scheduled, 2022]
Dark Guard #1-4

Knights of Pendragon (1990) #1-18

Knights of Pendragon (1992) #1-15

Mys-Tech Wars #1-4

Marvel Frontier Comics: The Complete Collection
Bloodseed #1-2

Children of the Voyager #1-4

Dances With Demons #1-4

Marvel Frontier Comics Special #1

Mortigan Goth: Immortalis #1-4