Out There: The Evil Within #[nn]
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeThis volume collects the first six issues of the 2002 DC series Out There: The Evil Within, a horror-tinged tale that follows a group of teens who discover a mysterious and dangerous force lurking in their small town. Written by Brian Augustyn and illustrated by Humberto Ramos, the story blends supernatural suspense with the everyday struggles of adolescence.
In Out There: The Evil Within #nn, Bill Mullins, still reeling from a demonic possession, races to save his son—only to be joined by Mark and Abel, who arrive in a panic. With Reverend Becky urging them to stay united, the group realizes they’re the only ones who can stand against an imminent supernatural invasion. As Sheriff Greenwood turns on them, ordered by the mysterious Draedalus, unexpected powers begin to surface: Mark’s uncanny knowledge, Casey’s healing gift, Jessica’s visions, and Nick Bridges’ shocking revelation that he’s no mere human—but a rival demon. Written by Brian Augustyn and illustrated by Humberto Ramos, with inks by Sandra Hope, colors by Studio F’s Edgar Delgado, and letters by Robbie Robbins, this 2002 DC tale blends supernatural tension with a growing sense of fractured destiny. The cover by Humberto Ramos captures the moment the group first unites under threat.
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Once the demon leaves him, Bill Mullins rescues his son. Mark and Abel arrive in a rush to do the same. Reverend Becky warns that the four must stick together, and that only they have power to stop the coming invasion. Sheriff Greenwood attacks the teens on orders of Draedalus and shoots Mark, but Casey manifests a healing power, just as Mark has demonstrated preternatural knowledge and Jessica prescient dreams. Nick Bridges reveals to the sheriff that he actually is a competing demonic figure.
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