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Cover: Christopher Taylor

Neo #[nn]

Jan 1989 · Excalibur Publications · 1.50 USD; 2.25 CAD
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In "Baptism," college student Alan takes a night shift guarding his campus’ science department—until a mysterious hi-tech device pulls him and his girlfriend Sylvia into a sudden, dangerous abduction. Taken overseas to the isolated Olympus mountain complex, they find themselves face-to-face with the enigmatic Adrian Zeus, whose intentions remain shrouded in secrecy. With art by Derrick Richardson and a cover by Christopher Taylor, this 1989 issue blends sci-fi intrigue with a tense, atmospheric mystery.

Contains 2 stories
Baptism
15 pp · Science Fiction
Inks C. M. T., T. Romano, Delbeato, Cooper
Homecoming
16 pp · Adventure
Script James Allen Jr.Inks Sky

In "Homecoming," college student Alan takes a night shift as a campus security guard, unaware his quiet routine is about to spiral into a high-stakes adventure. When he and his girlfriend Sylvia are abducted with a mysterious high-tech device, they're whisked overseas to the remote Olympus mountain complex, where they face the enigmatic Adrian Zeus. Written by James Allen Jr. and brought to life with sharp inks by Sky, this 16-page tale blends campus life with global intrigue in a suspenseful, grounded journey.

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Full credits

artist, inker Derrick Richardson
cover pencils Christopher Taylor

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