Nelvana of the Northern Lights #[nn]
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "Death Stalks the Arctic," Nelvana and R.C.M.P. officer John Keene race to prevent a cosmic conflict, journeying to the frozen realm of Etheria to stop its people from retaliating against Earth’s radio signals. There, they confront Vultor’s oppressive rule and the devastating war that consumes Glacia, leaving both the planet and its inhabitants in ruins—before Vultor vanishes into the unknown. Written and illustrated by Adrian Dingle, with cover art by the same, this 2014 CGA Comics issue delivers a stark, atmospheric tale of sacrifice and loss in the Arctic frontier.
In "The Battle of the Arctic!", Nelvana intercepts enemy Kablunet warplanes threatening Canada, marking her first meeting with Corporal Keene. As he rallies the R.C.A.F. to defend the skies, she takes him above the fray to witness the battle unfold from the clouds.
In "Nelvana in Glacia - Chapter Two - The Dreaded Mammoth-Men!", Nelvana ventures deeper into the frozen realm of Glacia, where she uncovers a chilling truth: the people’s survival hinges on the mysterious polaron light, a force that waxes and wanes, leaving the land locked in ice during its absence. As the temperature plummets and the landscape turns to stillness, she must navigate the perilous wilderness and confront the ancient, ice-bound threat known as the Mammoth-Men—creatures born of the cold and fury of the frozen world.
In "Starting Now - Nelvana and the Ether People," Corporal Keene receives a desperate plea from an Etherian, warning that Earth's radio transmissions are driving their kind to madness—and if they aren't stopped, they'll unleash destruction across the planet. With time running short and the stakes higher than ever, Nelvana must step in to bridge the gap between worlds before silence becomes annihilation.
In "null," Nelvana and R.C.M.P. officer John Keene journey to the mystical realm of Etheria to prevent a war sparked by Earth's radio waves. There, they confront Vultor’s growing control over the land and the looming threat to Glacia, leading to a devastating conflict that reshapes both worlds.
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Reprinted in Nelvana of the Northern Lights #[nn] (2014)
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