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Cyberforce #12

Apr 1995 · Image · 1.95 USD; 2.75 CAD
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Cyberforce #12 (April 1995) serves as the narrative launchpad for one of the ongoing series' most ambitious arcs, simultaneously introducing Timmie 2007 — a future adult incarnation of the team's android companion — and the alien entity Izon, whose crashed spacecraft sets in motion a multi-issue conflict with the robot antagonists known as the Mekadom. The issue is notable for weaving a science-fiction time-travel premise into the Top Cow Universe, as Cyblade and Chip McNally are displaced to 15th-century France during the Hundred Years War, a storyline that pays off across the next several issues. As a chapter of the volume-two ongoing series, it reflects Top Cow's mid-1990s efforts to build a richer shared-universe mythology around Marc Silvestri's creator-owned characters beyond the superhero action that defined the title's early issues.

Cyberforce #12 (1995) delivers a high-octane blend of sci-fi intrigue and time-twisting action, with Marc Silvestri’s sharp storytelling and a powerhouse lineup of artists including David Finch, Michael Turner, and Batt on inks. As Dr. Corben and Chip face a rogue Cyberdata robot in their compound, chaos erupts—while Cyblade and Chip are pulled into a mysterious past during a mission in medieval France, confronting new threats and an unexpected temporal shift. The cover by Marc Silvestri and Matt Banning captures the issue’s escalating tension, all wrapped in a 1.95 USD (2.75 CAD) package from Image’s early era.

artist Marc Silvestri · artist David Finch · artist Michael Turner · inker Batt · inker D-Tron · inker Aaron Sowd · inker Victor Llamas · colorist Brian Haberlin · colorist Nathan Cabrera · colorist Ashby Manson · colorist Tyson Wengler · colorist Judy Hosobuchi · colorist Cynthia Morris · colorist Richard Isanove · colorist Nathan Kane · colorist Catherine Burch · colorist Juan Carlos Rodriguez · colorist Lateef Op · colorist Steve Firchow · letterer Dennis Heisler · writer Eric Silvestri · cover Marc Silvestri, Matt Banning

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History

Cyberforce Vol. 2 was published by Top Cow Productions under the Image Comics banner, running 35 issues from November 1993 through September 1997. By issue #12, the series had moved away from Marc Silvestri as primary penciler, with David Finch and Michael Turner contributing art alongside Silvestri under the coordination of writer-editor David Wohl — reflecting the studio's rapid expansion of talent during this period. Eric Silvestri is credited as writer, with David Wohl serving as editor, a pairing that held across much of the volume-two run.

Trivia · 8 facts

  • First appearance of Timmie 2007 (T.I.M.M.I.E. 2007), an adult future version of the team's android boy Timmie, who plays a key role in the time-travel arc running through issues #12–15.
  • First appearance of Izon, an alien whose image is recovered from a crashed spaceship near the Azores by a U.S. Navy submarine — a plot thread that runs through the Mekadom storyline.
  • First appearances also recorded for supporting characters Greg, Samantha, and Doctor Wellington.
  • The central story dispatches Cyblade (Dominique Thiebaut) and Chip McNally to northern France to investigate a mysterious corpse in a medieval castle; a Mekadom attack triggers a time-displacement event that sends them to the 15th century.
  • Creative team: story by Eric Silvestri, pencils by Marc Silvestri, David Finch, and Michael Turner, inks by Matthew Banning, D-Tron, Aaron Sowd, and Victor Llamas, letters by Dennis Heisler, edited by David Wohl.
  • The issue includes in-book pin-up/profile pages spotlighting Cyblade's background and Slingshot's background, as well as a Slingshot (Weapon Zero) pin-up by Joe Benitez and Aaron Sowd.
  • Published April 1995 as part of Cyberforce Vol. 2, the 35-issue ongoing series produced by Top Cow Productions and published by Image Comics.
  • The issue has been reprinted twice: in the French edition Cyberforce (Semic S.A., 1995 series) #6 (October 1996), and in The Complete Cyberforce Vol. 1 (Image/Top Cow, 2022).

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inker Batt
inker D-Tron
colorist Ashby Manson
colorist Tyson Wengler
colorist Nathan Kane
colorist Lateef Op
colorist Steve Firchow
cover pencils Marc Silvestri
cover inks Matt Banning

Reprints

Reprinted in Cyberforce #6 (1996), The Complete Cyberforce #1 (2022)

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