Excalibur Visionaries: Warren Ellis #3
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "Fireback," Warren Ellis delivers a tense, character-driven thriller as Kitty and Pete unravel a shocking twist: the mutant serial killer they've been hunting is tied to Department F.66, the very unit aiding their investigation. With Pete's father caught in the crossfire and his arm petrified from a brutal encounter with John Gideon, the duo races to stop their quarry in a final, desperate showdown on the London Underground. Terry Dodson and Aaron Lopresti's dynamic art, enhanced by meticulous inking and bold coloring, brings the high-stakes action to life, while Carlos Pacheco and Terry Dodson's cover captures the series' escalating dread.
In "Fireback," Jo finds herself caught between loyalty and duty when Shinobi requests Brian’s return to the British Hellfire Club after Mountjoy’s ascension to the Inner Circle. With half of Excalibur racing to New York to retrieve Alistaire from the X-Mansion—where he’s surfaced with urgent intel—Black Air strikes, turning a tense reunion into a high-stakes standoff.
In "Mystery School," Kitty and Pete travel to London to track down the missing daughter of Mr. Jardine, uncovering a chilling pattern: a mutant serial killer is mummifying religious figures and inscribing cryptic messages on their bodies. Teaming up with Department F.66, a specialized unit for bizarre homicides, the duo dives into a mystery that blurs the line between faith, science, and the supernatural.
In "Mystery Walk," Kitty and Pete seek answers from the enigmatic Wisdom family after uncovering cryptic markings on the mummified remains of a mutant killer’s victims. As their search deepens, they’re pursued by shadowy figures armed with bombs and guns, turning their quest into a race against unseen forces.
In "Mystery Train," Kitty and Pete race against time to stop a mutant serial killer tied to a secret police unit, only to find the truth buried deep within the very forces they’ve trusted. As tensions rise and the stakes turn deadly, their pursuit leads to a final, desperate showdown on the London tube, where loyalty is tested and the line between hunter and hunted blurs.
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