2099 #33
In "Rêve américain," Miguel faces a fractured future when he returns to find Doom in control of the nation. With Tyler Stone pressing him to lead Alchemax’s R&D and Doom demanding a seat at his cabinet, tensions explode when Conchata takes a shot at Tyler Stone. Written by Peter David and illustrated by Andrew Wildman, with inks by Stephen Baskerville and colors by Megan McDowell, this issue unfolds with sharp political stakes and personal betrayals. The cover by Ron Lim and Harry Candelario captures the era’s high-octane energy.
In "Mr. O'Hara va a Washington," Miguel finds himself caught between two powerful forces after learning that Doom has seized control of the nation during his absence. With Tyler Stone pressing him to lead Alchemax's R&D division and Doom offering a seat in his cabinet, Miguel must navigate a shifting landscape of loyalty and power—until Conchata's sudden act of defiance throws everything into chaos.
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