Force X #1
"Tableaux volés" kicks off with John Probe in a high-stakes plunge from a RAF Nimrod, landing on a fleeing Vulcan aircraft loaded with nerve gas. Writer Robert Flynn and artist Enio deliver a tense, visceral ride as Probe battles both the airborne threat and sudden hallucinations triggered by a ruptured canister, all while trying to bring the plane down safely in the Thames Mud Flats. The cover by Enzo Chiomenti captures the moment with dramatic precision.
In "null," John Probe—armed with the experimental Compu-Puncture Hyperpower—races to defend R.A.F. Base Cottesdale from a sudden terrorist assault, proving himself the first human to unlock this radical new ability. The story unfolds with tense precision, blending Cold War-era sci-fi dread and the raw potential of a man pushed beyond human limits.
In "null," John Probe makes a desperate leap from a RAF Nimrod onto a fleeing Vulcan aircraft carrying nerve gas, plunging into a high-stakes mission where a single bullet sets off a chain of disorienting hallucinations. Written by a mysterious hand and illustrated with stark, kinetic energy, the story unfolds as Probe battles both the chaos of the gas and the shifting reality around him, racing to bring the plane down in the Thames Mud Flats.
In the cold waters off the eastern coast, a sudden explosion sinks a NATO mini-battleship, leaving only silence and suspicion. Now, John Probe must unravel whether a nearby fishing trawler is just hauling in nets—or secretly salvaging something far more dangerous.
In the aftermath of the Eight Hour War, where the Volgan Republic of Asia swiftly conquers Britain, Bill Savage returns to a ruined home and a shattered life, only to find his family gone—leaving him to face a world he no longer recognizes.
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