ID4: Independence Day #[nn]
A 1996 comic adaptation of the blockbuster film Independence Day, this issue captures the high-stakes battle for Earth as alien forces lay waste to major cities. With the U.S. military scrambling and the fate of humanity hanging in the balance, a secret weapon from Area 51—recovered decades earlier—becomes the key to turning the tide. Written by the film’s creators Ralph Macchio, Dean Devlin, and Roland Emmerich, and illustrated by Leonard Kirk, Rod Whigham, and Steve Erwin, the story unfolds with urgent pacing and explosive action. The cover by Kevin Nowlan vividly captures the moment of resistance, showing Earth’s last stand against the alien threat.
In "null," alien ships descend upon Earth, launching a sudden and overwhelming assault as the President of the United States and a small group of survivors flee the chaos and begin plotting a desperate resistance. The story captures the raw tension of a planet under siege, where every decision could mean the difference between survival and extinction.
In the aftermath of a devastating alien assault that leaves major U.S. cities in ruins, a desperate resistance emerges—centered on an alien vessel hidden at Area 51 since the 1950s. With the help of a cunning computer virus and a bold aerial assault led by the President, humanity turns the tide against the invading force.
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↩ Reprints ID4: Independence Day #0 (1996), ID4: Independence Day #1 (1996), ID4: Independence Day #2 (1996)
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