Omega Men #3
In "Victoire," the Omega Men reach the heart of the Citadel homeworld, where Tigorr leads his team in dismantling the fortress that has long imprisoned their people. Facing the ancient artificial intelligence that has ruled the planet since its founding, Tigorr confronts the source of its control in a decisive, high-stakes battle. Written by Roger Slifer and illustrated by Keith Giffen, with inks by Mike DeCarlo and colors by Petra Goldberg, the issue’s cover by Giffen and DeCarlo captures the intensity of the moment. A 1985 release from Arédit-Artima, this issue marks a pivotal turn in the series' evolving narrative.
In "Hourra," Tigorr leads the Omega Men in a daring assault on the Citadel's fortress, tearing through its defenses to confront the ancient artificial intelligence that has ruled the planet since its founding. With the fate of the Citadel hanging in the balance, Tigorr faces the machine mind that has shaped its history—its destruction a final act of defiance against a long-held control.
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