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☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "Rebirth," young paraplegic scientist Morgana Trace and her companions make a desperate bid for survival, fleeing Earth and the Moon’s collapse to enter suspended animation in Mars orbit—setting in motion a journey that spans ten thousand years. Written by Mark Wheatley and Marc Hempel, with art and inks by the duo and colors by Wheatley, this 2005 IDW issue blends intimate character drama with vast cosmic scale, all framed by a cover by Mark Wheatley and Marc Hempel.
In "Rebirth," young paraplegic scientist Morgana Trace and her companions make a desperate bid for survival, fleeing Earth and the Moon’s collapse to enter suspended animation in Mars orbit—where they await an uncertain future, frozen in time for ten thousand years.
In "Transformer," Milos Traub, wielding godlike power, targets Morgana in a desperate bid to animate a dying Martian city through her mind. As the planet's fragile balance teeters, Teezy tumbles into a hidden crevice, setting off a chain of events that could reshape what it means to be alive on Mars.
In the dusty silence of Mars, Fawn—secretly Chyia, Moot’s long-lost sister—turns to Morgana for help as the dead begin to stir. With Owt and Milos awakened by a mysterious force and the colonists facing a creature from the red planet’s depths, the line between life and the grave grows dangerously thin.
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↩ Reprints Mars #1 (1984), Mars #2 (1984), Mars #3 (1984), Mars #4 (1984), Mars #5 (1984), Mars #6 (1984), Mars #7 (1984), Mars #8 (1984), Mars #9 (1984), Mars #10 (1984), Mars #11 (1985), Mars #12 (1985), Amazing Heroes #115 (1985), Amazing Heroes #164, Amazing Heroes #33
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