Hyperkind #1
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeMarvel's Razorline imprint kicks off with Hyperkind #1, bringing Clive Barker's vision of "Raw Heroes for a New Generation" to the page in 1993. The embossed cover by Paris Cullins and Bob Petrecca bursts with a team of striking, otherworldly figures — including a winged dark-armored hero, a green powerhouse, a red-furred brawler, and a purple-hued woman — all surging forward through a shattered urban backdrop. Writer Fred Burke and artist Paris Cullins promise something genuinely different from the superhero mainstream, and this opening issue sets that ambition in bold visual motion.
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A stranger falls from the sky in front of Lisa Moffitt, and whilst he is engaged in battle with the alien Thermakk, he instructs her to go to the old cinema and place herself in one of the sarcophagi. Lisa's three friends follow her and do the same. Lisa, Kenny and George emerge transformed with strange new powers, and fight against Thermakk.
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