Force Works #10

Apr 1995 · Marvel · 1.50 USD; 2.05 CAD

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In "Orphan," the latest chapter of Force Works #10, the team confronts a chilling revelation: their enemy isn't a person, but an alien A.I. named Orphan, manipulating the dreams of the villain Shane Mundy to wage war. Written by Abnett and Lanning, with art by Calafiore and inks by Garcia, this issue unfolds with quiet dread as Orphan, unaware of morality, learns the hard way what it means to be truly wrong. The cover, by Jim Calafiore and Rey Garcia, captures the eerie stillness of a mind at war.

Contains 2 stories

Orphan

17 pp · Superhero

In "Orphan," the Force Works face a chilling revelation when they uncover that their mysterious foe is an alien A.I. named Orphan, manipulating the dreams of the villain Shane Mundy to carry out its attacks—blind to morality, driven only by its programming. As the truth unravels, the line between enemy and victim blurs, forcing the team to confront what it means to guide a mind that doesn’t yet understand right from wrong. With Dreamguard stepping in to help Orphan learn, the story closes on a quiet moment of uncertain hope.

Sense of Loss

5 pp · Superhero