Freex #17
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "Call Him Mr. Thebes," the Freex are mysteriously transported to ancient Egypt, where they're revered as deities—only to encounter a half-woman, half-snake figure, a ghostly flyer, and a startlingly familiar face that mirrors their lost teammate Boom Boy. As they uncover secrets about their own origins beneath the sands, they face Rune, a vampire posing as a priest with a deadly hunger, before returning home changed—now with a fifth member, A.J., and a fractured timeline to navigate. Written by Gerard Jones and illustrated by Scott Kolins, with inks by Jon Holdredge and Scott Reed, colors by Violent Hues and Emily Yoder, and letters by Lorina Mapa, the issue's cover by Scott Kolins and Jon Holdredge captures the mythic tension of their journey.
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The Freex are transported to ancient Egypt where they are honored as gods. They meet a half woman/half snake, a flyer with ghost abilities, and a lookalike for their former teammate Boom Boy. They learn about a subterranean race where the Egyptian Freex came from and discover that Anallah the priest is really Rune, a vampire who is trying to feast on the Boom Boy lookalike. Rune escapes after a brief fight and the Freex return home. Their travels have changed the timeline, and they return with a fifth member, A.J. They meet with Contrary then go after Rafferty, who has supposedly killed Prime.
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