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☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeThis collected edition brings together the complete 2014 comic series from Soaring Penguin Press, offering a fresh adaptation of J.M. Barrie's classic tale of the boy who wouldn't grow up. The story follows Peter Pan, Wendy Darling, and the Lost Boys as they navigate adventures in Neverland, facing off against Captain Hook and his pirate crew. The volume collects all issues of the series, presenting a cohesive narrative that captures the wonder and peril of the original story through sequential art.
In "London," Peter Pan returns to the city of his origins, not as a boy but as a man burdened by loss and desperate to save a life. With the captain's betrayal looming and a trail of violence in his wake—including the murder of his mother by Jack the Ripper—Peter seeks out the enigmatic Mr. Kundal to learn the surgical skills needed to heal Pan. Written by Régis Loisel, Nicolas Rossert, Paul Rafferty, Nora Goldberg, and Cheryl Anderson, and illustrated by Régis Loisel with full artistic control over pencils, inks, and colors, this issue blends haunting mystery with a deeply personal journey. The cover by Régis Loisel captures the story’s melancholic urgency, set against the fog-drenched streets of 19th-century London.
In "Opikanoba," Peter Pan finds himself aboard the pirate captain’s ship, only to forge an unexpected bond with the boy who once eluded him. When Pan leads the crew into the heart of the island’s hidden dangers, they stumble upon Opikanoba—a swirling, mind-altering cloud that drives most who encounter it to self-destruction. As the island’s illusions take hold, Pan must protect Peter, and in doing so, names him leader of a growing resistance.
In "Tempest," Peter Pan devises a risky plan to outwit the Captain by pretending the island's treasure is merely what the sirens have gathered from the ocean floor. When the ruse unravels at Skull Rock and the Captain shoots Peter in the chest, Peter returns to London to study surgery under Mr. Kundal—just as Jack the Ripper strikes, killing Peter’s mother.
In "Red Hands," Peter grapples with guilt after a failed operation leaves his friend dead, leading him to embrace a new identity after his blood mingles with Pan’s. When the pirates return to steal the island’s treasure, Peter confronts their captain, severs his right hand, and offers it to the Guardian—before returning to London to rally Rose, her brother Pip, and the orphans for a fight.
In this haunting chapter of the Peter Pan mythos, Peter returns to London one final time to say goodbye to Mr. Kundal as he passes, while back on the island, Captain Hook’s new hook becomes a grim symbol of his relentless pursuit. As the Lost Boys settle into their island home and Tinker Bell grapples with her shifting feelings for Peter, the pirates abandon their futile quest for treasure—only for Hook to uncover a revelation that could change everything: a clue suggesting Peter might be his long-lost son.
In "Destiny," Tinker Bell's jealousy leads her to a cruel trick that ends in tragedy, unraveling the fragile memories of Peter and the Lost Boys as the island itself erases the truth. With Pip shattered by the loss of his sister, Peter sends him back to London—only to find him trapped in an asylum beside the infamous Jack the Ripper. Meanwhile, Hook, haunted by his own doubts, returns to the island, drawn by a past he can no longer deny.
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↩ Reprints Peter Pan #1 (1990), Peter Pan #2 (1992), Peter Pan #3 (1994), Peter Pan #4 (1996), Peter Pan #5 (2002), Peter Pan #6 (2004)
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