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.
In the quiet town of El Dorado, California, four high schoolers—Mark, Zach, Jessica, and Casey—live with a shared secret: they’re the only ones who see the demons lurking just beyond sight. When a school dance turns into a nightmare, they witness their principal commit a brutal act, revealing a terrifying truth about the town’s uneasy peace. The story unfolds with quiet dread, where the real horror isn’t just what’s unseen, but what’s been quietly accepted.
In "null," four teens—Mark, Zach, Jessica, and Casey—find themselves drawn into a growing dread in El Dorado, where shadows whisper and the town’s calm is a thin veil. As each ventures into the unknown, Jessica’s encounter with demons leads her to a desperate rescue by the mysterious Abel and Pastor Becky from Old Grace Church. The group soon uncovers a terrifying truth: the mayor and sheriff are bound to a dark force, and when their secret is nearly exposed, the chief demon turns its gaze on them—setting the stage for a reckoning they’re not ready for.
In "null," four friends flee a cursed mine only to find the real danger has just begun—back in school, Casey begins to suspect that the adults around her are hiding something far darker than she imagined. As Mark’s father grows suspicious and a teacher is overtaken by a demon, Jessica races to protect Casey, but they’re soon confronted by the terrifying presence of Draedelus.
In "null," the quiet dread of Out There: The Evil Within #nn unfolds as Draedalus remains frozen in place while Mayor Webb orders the execution of Nick Bridges and the four teens to silence the town’s dark secret. With tensions rising, Mark races to warn Becky and Abel at the church, just as a demon takes control of Zach’s father, turning him into a monstrous threat against his own son—now trapped in a meat freezer, his fate uncertain.
In "null," Bill Mullins is haunted by a demon that’s finally gone—only to find his son in danger, drawing Mark and Abel into a desperate rescue. As Reverend Becky warns them to stay together, the group discovers their strange, shared gifts may be the only thing standing between them and an unseen invasion. When Sheriff Greenwood turns on them, the truth of Nick Bridges’ identity shatters their fragile unity.
In "null," the fragile veil between worlds begins to fray as Draedalus unleashes his demons upon El Dorado City, turning its citizens into vessels for his dark designs. When four friends stand together to form an unbreakable barrier, their unity holds—just long enough to shatter the spell, but not the storm that follows. As the city vanishes in a sudden, violent aftershock, only Abel and Becky remain, watching the site where El Dorado once stood.
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