Black Science #6
This sixth volume of the sci-fi epic Black Science collects issues #31-36, concluding the saga of the Anarchist League of Scientists as they navigate the final, most treacherous layers of the Eververse. Grant McKay and his fractured team confront the ultimate truths behind the Pillar's origins and their own intertwined fates, leading to a climactic reckoning in the forbidden realms of the multiverse. Rick Remender's narrative and Matteo Scalera's art deliver a visceral, emotional finale to the series' exploration of consequence and redemption.
In Black Science #6, writer Rick Remender and artist Matteo Scalera dive deeper into the fractured multiverse as Mr. Block takes a chilling step toward absolute control, negotiating with his own duplicates to build a corporate empire that spans every dimension. Meanwhile, Pia picks up a mysterious signal from Hong Kong, hinting at a new arrival in a place already teetering on the edge of collapse. The cover by Matteo Scalera captures the issue’s grim, high-stakes atmosphere with stark, unsettling detail.
In "No one gets out of this life with their heart intact," Mr. Block ventures into the multiverse to consolidate power by confronting his own duplicates, each a fragment of a larger, darker ambition. Meanwhile, Pia receives a mysterious signal in Hong Kong, hinting at a presence that could unravel everything she thought she knew.
In "So many years running," Pia faces a crushing revelation: Nate, Krolar, and Shawn have survived and reached her world, but their arrival comes too late to stop the Zirite infection from spreading. The weight of time and loss presses hard as the survivors confront a reality they can no longer change.
In "null," the escalating Zirite invasion takes a darker turn as the Draln Millipedes breach the dimension, unleashing Har'logh the Defiler upon a world already teetering on collapse. With no clear escape and forces closing in from all sides, the fragile balance of survival hangs by a thread.
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