Indicia titled as "Prime vs The Incredible Hulk".
Collected in trade paperback: Mutants vs Ultras: First encounters.
Prime has arrived to Marvel Universe. Confused, he tries to do some heroic acts but is perceived like a villain by Prof. Hulk.
Indicia titled as "Prime vs The Incredible Hulk".
Collected in trade paperback: Mutants vs Ultras: First encounters.
Prime has arrived to Marvel Universe. Confused, he tries to do some heroic acts but is perceived like a villain by Prof. Hulk.
Steel sang as blades met beneath a sky bruised by neon and ash. Ana Ishikawa moved like a shadow with a memory of sunlight, white paint streaking the wind as her katana whispered threats in a language of honor. Across the scorch of the street, Cyblade’s cybernetic nerves thrummed, fingers coiling around the humming edge of her own weapon, eyes flicking through threat-matrices that mapped Ana’s heartbeat as if it were a constellation. For a heartbeat they fought — a clash born of misread orders and the brittle pride of two women raised to answer violence with certainty. Sparks painted the air red and blue; metal sang and voices fell away until the greater shape of danger revealed itself, bigger than either of them, hungry and unknown. Breathing hard, they stepped back from the small war they had begun and, with a silent accord born of necessity, turned to face the threat together, blades aligning like calligraphy. In that forged alliance, they found not friendship but something sharper: respect stitched in steel and the knowledge that independence could be defended only by those who would stand and fight for it.
Prophet Vol. 2 #1-8 plus the Annual is part of the continuation of the Prophet comic series originally created by Rob Liefeld. This volume marks the revival of the series with fresh storytelling by writer Brandon Graham, alongside artists Simon Roy, Farel Dalrymple, Giannis Milonogiannis, and others. Set approximately ten thousand years in the future, humanity as we know it has either gone extinct or evolved into new forms, and the universe is shaped by the remnants of the Earth Empire and its weapons—clones called Prophets.
The story moves beyond the episodic nature of earlier issues, focusing on Old Man Prophet, a clone who awakens to gather his old team of alien and mechanical allies to fight the decaying Earth Empire. This “getting the team back together” arc explores his past, relationships, and battles against the forces that once controlled the Prophets.
The narrative also follows multiple Prophet clones scattered across the cosmos, each facing unique challenges and allegiances, sometimes in conflict with each other or the Earth Empire. Known for its surreal alien landscapes and imaginative evolutionary concepts, the volume blends biological and technological elements into rich worldbuilding.
The Annual adds further depth with side stories involving battles against invading forces and alliances with other characters from the Prophet universe. Overall, this volume offers ambitious science fiction that transcends superhero tropes, delivering a sprawling epic filled with complex characters, visionary storytelling, and striking art.
One of two Terminator titles published by Malibu Comics the other being T2: Cybernetic Dawn.
The covers say, "Terminator 2 Judgment Day: Nuclear Twilight". Indicia says, "T2: Nuclear Twilight".
Story concludes in "T2: Nuclear Twilight" #0.
Listing under cover's version of title so this title will be found with other Terminator titles in a title search.
Schoolteacher Grace Penny has a problem. For the last few weeks she's been receiving photographs in the mail. Each shows a green candle — and in each successive photo, the candle burns lower.Convinced the photos are more than idle threats, Grace seeks the help of local private detective John Halting and tells him of a series of recently recovered childhood memories eased out of her unconscious mind by a prominent psychotherapist. Memories of ritual satanic abuse secreted behind the peaceful veneer of the backwater town where Grace was raised. Memories of torture. Of sacrifice. Of murder. Memories that Grace believes point to the identity of the photographer, whose campaign to terrorize her is destined to climax in murder.
Subjected to an ancient Egyptian ritual, a hopeless drifter awakens to a fantastic world where magic exists and gods walk the earth.
In the not too distant future crime is out of control and chaos reins supreme. Street gangs terrorize the streets of New York and rogue cops patrol dystopian remains of the once great mecca. Now, someone is killing off the Heads of the last remaining Mob Families. Only Alonzo, the Family Man, may be able to stop the madness.
Dick briefly considers retiring from being Nightwing forever before family papers uncovered by Alfred reveal a possible link between the murder of the Flying Graysons and the Crown Prince of Kravia.