The original set of stories were reprinted again — with minor edits and additional pages — as a three-issue limited series by Campiti's Innovation Publishing in 1989.

[2] Innovation then released a regular series, written by David Lawrence, which ran for seventeen issues from 1989 to 1991, plus an annual and a Justice Machine crossover in 1990.

In the early 1990s, Campiti published a newsletter announcing that further adventures of Hero Alliance would be published by Extreme Studios and drawn by Glass House Graphics artists,[citation needed] but no comics ensued.

Gemini +: A pair of identical twins who possess super strength shared between them, and a force field that operates only when they are in close proximity to each other; it is their capture of Sepulchre and the unimpressed reactions of the other heroes to their feat that leads to Sepulchre's confession to having killed the Guardsmen.

Out of ethical concerns, his abilities are linked to an "empathic limiter" that causes him to experience pain equal (or at least proportional) to any he inflicts using these granted powers, to encourage restraint.

This control method backfires when he begins to develop a psychological addiction to the induced sensations.