Fandom's Finest Comics #2
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeThis second volume of Hamster Press's Fandom's Finest Comics collects further installments of the independent superhero anthology series that ran from 1998. Featuring a sprawling cast that includes multiple Flashes (Barry Allen, Jay Garrick), the mysterious Dr. Weird, and heroes like Nightveil and Ms. Victory, the collection continues the interconnected stories of the Fandom universe. The volume also introduces or expands on characters such as The Eclipse, The Shade, and the cosmic entity Xal-Kor, weaving together solo adventures and team-ups across its issues.
"Adam Link's Vengeance" delivers a pulse-pounding tale of mystery and survival, as Amra races through a frozen wasteland in pursuit of a mysterious girl, only to face two monstrous brothers in a brutal clash. Written by Robert E. Howard and Larry Herndon, with striking art by Steven Kelez and inks by Alan Hutchinson, the story unfolds with relentless tension and a haunting sense of unease. Jerry Ordway’s dynamic cover captures the moment’s intensity, setting the stage for a tale that blurs the line between nightmare and reality.
In "Adam Link's Vengeance," a lonely android named Adam, disillusioned by his synthetic existence, attempts to end his life—only to be intervened by the enigmatic Dr. Hillory, who offers him a fragile purpose. But as Adam begins to trust his creator, unsettling doubts creep in, revealing that Hillory’s kindness may hide a deeper, more calculating design.
In the frozen reaches of the north, warrior Amra gives chase after a mysterious girl through a treacherous ice plain, only to face her monstrous, bloodthirsty brothers in a brutal clash. After surviving their onslaught, he collapses—awakening days later among allies who question whether the entire ordeal was a fevered dream.
When a hitman known only as The Eye completes his job on Topper Calhoun, he quickly realizes his next target might be himself—after the crime boss who hired him decides The Eye is too dangerous, too unpredictable, and too expensive to keep around. Now hunted by the very man who once paid him, The Eye must survive long enough to uncover who’s behind the new contract on his life.
In "Adam Link's Vengeance, Part Two," Adam Link fights to reclaim his autonomy after being freed from Dr. Hillory’s control, only to confront the devastating aftermath of Eve’s forced actions and Hillory’s ruthless ambitions. With Kay’s help, Adam races to stop the scientist’s plans, but the damage has already been done—leaving him to face the consequences of a betrayal that’s far from over.
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↩ Reprints Foo! #2 (1958), Komix Illustrated #1 (1962), Komix Illustrated #2 (1962), Fantasy Illustrated #1 (1964), Fantasy Illustrated #2 (1964), Voice of Comicdom #2 (1964), Fantasy Illustrated #3 (1965), Voice of Comicdom #3 (1965), Star-Studded Comics #6 (1965), Voice of Comicdom #4 (1965), All Stars #1 (1965), Star-Studded Comics #7 (1965), Voice of Comicdom #5 (1965), Voice of Comicdom #6 (1966), Star-Studded Comics #8 (1966), Fantasy Illustrated #5 (1966), Star-Studded Comics #9 (1966), Star-Studded Comics #10 (1967), Fantasy Illustrated #7 (1967), Star-Studded Comics #11 (1967), Star-Studded Comics #13 (1968), Star-Studded Comics #14 (1968), Graphic Showcase #2 (1969), Comic Crusader #9 (1970), The Eagle #1 (1971), Paragon Illustrated #3 (1971), Star-Studded Comics #17 (1971), Captain Paragon #1 (1972), Graphic Story Magazine #16 (1974), Comic Crusader Storybook #[nn] (1977), Paragon Super Heroes #1, The Eye #1
Reprinted in The Eye Collection #[nn] (2002), Alter Ego #121 (2013)
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