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Figments Unlimited#3
Cover: Frank Turner

Figments Unlimited #3

Jan 1984 · Graphik Publikations, Inc. · 1.25 USD; 1.50 CAD
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"Part 2: Vengeance Is Mine" delivers a tense, high-stakes escalation in the ongoing conflict as Starchild and Goldmane race to free the captured ruling families from a deadly force field. With the mastermind still hidden in the shadows, the stakes rise in this gripping installment from Cliff Van Fleet and David Tanguay, whose dual roles in writing and art bring a sharp, dynamic energy to the page. Frank Turner’s cover captures the moment’s intensity, sealing the issue’s promise of relentless suspense.

Contains 2 stories
Part 2 : Vengeance Is Mine
13 pp · Science Fiction
Mantiger [Jameson Quinn]Marlena Parker (death)Mason
Enter Laughing
17 pp · Science Fiction
KliniusLord StarchildGideon GoldmaneGideon GodheadGeorgeLord SeariderTiriCassandra Amarae

In "Enter Laughing," the ruling families of a futuristic society are trapped in a force field by unseen terrorists, plunging the city into chaos. Starchild and Goldmane step in to free them, but as the crisis unfolds, the mastermind behind the plot remains hidden in the shadows—leaving only questions in their wake.

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Full credits

writer, artist, inker Cliff Van Fleet
writer, artist, inker David Tanguay
letterer Steve Haynie
cover pencils, inks Frank Turner

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