[4] There was a revolving door of staff members, with only editor-in-chief Tony Caputo and editor Katherine Llewellyn sticking with the book for its entire run from 1988-90.
Llewellyn was credited and worked in numerous capacities, editing stories, coloring frames, checking continuity and writing scripts.
The adaptations of the films followed the source material fairly closely, and then James Van Hise took over writing duties for the first batch of original stories.
Beginning with issue #14, Katherine Llewellyn was credited as both writer and editor, and she closely followed the storyline that Caputo had established before handing off the writing to Diane M. Piron-Gelman (aka novelist D.M.
The main comic ran for 22 issues until July 1990,[10] when NOW was forced to file Chapter 7 bankruptcy,[11] so production of the line was halted and storylines were never tied up.