Crimson Dreams #2
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "Click," overworked student Jordan Walker remains stranded in a vivid lucid dream, navigating a surreal realm where two warring kings, Logaan and Stregone, suspect an usurper matching Jordan’s description. As spies close in and Jordan is recognized during a desperate job search, a mysterious masked figure known only as Maske intervenes—stealing a moment of escape for Logaan and plunging the dream into deeper uncertainty. Written and illustrated by Steve Gaudiano, with a cover by Frank Albanese, this 1984 issue blends psychological tension with mythic stakes in a world where reality and illusion blur.
In "Tales of Somnoval (Chapter 2): Everybody is Looking for Something," Jordan Walker—still lost in a lucid dream—struggles to survive in a foreign realm where two warring kings, Logaan and Stregone, believe a traitor matching his description is among them. As soldiers close in after a chance encounter during a job search, a shadowy figure known only as Maske intervenes, pulling Logaan to safety in a moment of sudden, tense alliance.
In "Nick Roman in Things Aren't Always What they Seem (Chapter 2)" from *Crimson Dreams #2*, hard-boiled detective Nick Roman finds himself deeper in a web of deception after helping wealthy socialite Stacy Warwick track down her missing father, a disgraced journalist. When their trail leads to Roswell, New Mexico, and a standoff between suspicious military personnel and impostor federal agents, one of the trio is left behind—forcing the remaining two to flee, only to stumble upon something that defies all logic: undeniable proof of a real UFO.
In "A Change of Scenery (Chapter 1)" from *Crimson Dreams #2*, human Amagon and troll Didasa—each imprisoned by the very race they were born into—forge an unlikely alliance through sheer will and cunning. With only their minds as tools, they orchestrate a daring escape that sets off a chain of consequences neither could have foreseen.
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