2099 Unlimited #8

Apr 1995 · Marvel · 3.95 USD; 5.35 CAD

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In "Public Enemy Number One," the masked vigilante known as Public Enemy grapples with the weight of his role in a fractured, corrupt future, unable to walk away even as he despises the very public he's meant to protect. When he confronts White Dog, the Public Defender who eliminated the other Red Dogs, the clash forces a reckoning with the cost of resistance. Written by Pat Mills and Tony Skinner, with bold artwork by Malcolm Davis and inks by Chris Ivy, this 1995 Marvel issue features a striking cover by Joe Brozowski.

Contains 3 stories

Public Enemy Number One

22 pp · Superhero

White Dog the Public DefenderRed Dogs

In a fractured future where justice is a weapon and loyalty is a liability, Public Enemy fights a losing battle against a system he can’t trust—until White Dog, the Public Defender, makes it personal. With the public cheering his name and the city watching, Public Enemy must decide whether to keep fighting or finally walk away.

Behind the Eight Ball

10 pp · Science Fiction, Superhero

Data Pirate

Rumors of War

22 pp · Superhero

In "Rumors of War," Doom walks among his people in disguise, uncovering a brutal ethnic war waged by one of his own generals against the gypsies—his own forgotten kin. As he seeks the truth, he hears whispers of a legendary protector who stands against the violence, but the line between myth and menace blurs fast.