Particle Dreams #1
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join free"Shark-Hunt" in Particle Dreams #1 (1986) introduces Keif Llama, dispatched to Caladrea—a moon of Iidossorn—to investigate disruptions in a mining operation run by massive fosstrics. When a worm expert, Simon Rieche, is called in, the team discovers the true source of the problem lies not in the creatures themselves, but in the mining company’s artificial atmosphere, which has triggered a chain reaction among microscopic worms embedded in the rock. Written and illustrated by Matt Howarth, with full creative control on both interior and cover, this issue blends ecological mystery with quiet, grounded sci-fi tension, all rendered in Howarth’s distinctive, detailed style.
In "Shark-Hunt," Keif Llama arrives on Caladrea, a moon of Iidossorn, to investigate disruptions in the fosstric mining operation. When a mysterious worm threat escalates, the team calls on expert Simon Rieche—only to uncover a shocking truth about the source of the infestation. The story unfolds with quiet dread as the fragile balance of the moon’s ecosystem is tested, and the true cost of extraction becomes clear.
In "Solar Piracy," Arth is sent by the enigmatic Paddington to steal a treasure from a distant star, navigating perilous cosmic hazards and a fierce guardian to claim his prize. But when the star erupts in sudden, violent fire, the mission collapses—and Arth finds himself betrayed in the chaos.
In "Kill Her," an unnamed woman on the edge of despair faces a moment of finality, only to be interrupted by Barrett, a guardian of the afterlife. Through quiet urgency and a glimpse of what waits beyond, Barrett offers a choice that lingers long after the pills are put down.
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