The Crow: Stairway to Heaven

E01▶

The Soul Can't Rest

Sep 25, 1998 · 42m

E02Playing

Souled Out

Oct 2, 1998 · 42m

E03▶

Get a Life

Oct 9, 1998 · 42m

E04▶

Like It's 1999

Oct 16, 1998 · 42m

E05▶

Voices

Oct 23, 1998 · 42m

E06▶

Solitude's Revenge

Oct 30, 1998 · 42m

E07▶

Double Take

Nov 6, 1998 · 42m

E08▶

Give Me Death

Nov 13, 1998 · 42m

E09▶

Before I Wake

Nov 20, 1998 · 42m

E10▶

Death Wish

Dec 18, 1998 · 42m

E11▶

Through a Dark Circle

Jan 17, 1999 · 42m

E12▶

Disclosure

Jan 24, 1999 · 42m

E13▶

The People vs. Eric Draven

Feb 7, 1999 · 42m

E14▶

It's a Wonderful Death

Feb 14, 1999 · 42m

E15▶

Birds Of A Feather

Feb 21, 1999 · 42m

E16▶

Never Say Die

Feb 28, 1999 · 42m

E17▶

Lazarus Rising

Apr 17, 1999 · 42m

E18▶

Closing Time

Apr 24, 1999 · 42m

E19▶

The Road Not Taken

May 1, 1999 · 42m

E20▶

Brother's Keeper

May 8, 1999 · 42m

E21

E21▶

Dead to Rights

May 15, 1999 · 42m

E22▶

A Gathering Storm

May 22, 1999 · 42m

Draven finds the man who ordered his and Shelly's murders, but as he uncovers the truth is he strong enough to battle an evil that seems to have the same supernatural powers he possesses as The Crow? Draven's battle with the gang of contract killers has left his old club, The Blackout, in shambles. The badly beaten gang boss and club manager is in the hospital under psychiatric care, babbling incoherently about the dead returning from the grave. The rest of his gang is also under arrest but Draven is no closer to knowing who ordered his death. While at The Blackout, Draven hears the song he sang for Shelly on the night they died being played by his old band. Although never written down, the song is now owned by the band's new recording company, Reyes International, which also has an interest in the club. Draven thinks this is the key to the murders, and while at the company's corporate offices he runs into the head of the recording company, Mace Reyes, who appears to be an invalid, and