Die-Cut #1
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join free"Beastswarm - The Howling" kicks off a chilling, high-stakes tale in Die-Cut #1 (1993), where the enigmatic Die-Cut confronts Santa in a surreal clash over a mysterious metal box holding the literal head of Manmaker’s leader. Written by Glenn Dakin and brought to life with moody color work by Sophie Heath and sharp lettering by Pat Prentice, the story plunges into the Manmaker Project’s twisted experiments, where Hank McCoy—better known as the Beast—is captured and used to generate a horrifying swarm of alternate Beasts, led by the monstrous X-Beast. Cover by Sophie Heath.
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Die-Cut meets Santa, a man who has stolen a metal box containing the (literal) head of the leader of a group called Manmaker, an organization dedicated to advancing humans to their ultimate potential. Die-Cut displaces Santa and the box into ghostly form but is captured himself and brought to the Manmaker Project. Hank McCoy, the Beast, is also captured by Manmaker agent, Mr. Veneer, and hooked to a machine which creates a Beastswarm from his genetic material. The swarm consists of a horde of alternate Beasts of which the worst and most powerful calls himself the X-Beast.
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