Link: The Legend of Zelda #5
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "The Day of the Triforce," Link returns to his homeland, only to be rejected by his parents and discover that his kingdom has fallen to an imposter who bears his exact likeness. Written by George Caragonne and brought to life by artist Martin King, with inks by Don Hudson, lettering by Jade, and colors by The V-8's, this 1990 issue delivers a haunting twist on identity and belonging. The cover by Martin King captures the eerie duality of the impostor's presence.
In "Coming Home," Link returns to his homeland after his long absence, only to be turned away by his own parents. He soon discovers that an imposter has taken his place, ruling the kingdom in his likeness—and no one, not even the people he once protected, can tell the difference.
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Reprinted in The Legend of Zelda #5 (1991)
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