Rex Libris #13
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "Convergence of Chaos," Rex Libris finds himself abruptly cast back in time to inhabit a Yith, only to be thrust into a surreal family reunion of his evolutionary ancestors—all reanimated in Yith bodies. Writer and artist James Turner crafts a mind-bending, visually striking journey as Rex grapples with the bizarre spectacle, even as the fate of R’lyeh hangs in the balance. The issue’s cover by James Turner captures the cosmic unease of the moment, making this a standout entry in the series.
In "Convergence of Chaos," Rex finds himself abruptly yanked back in time, trapped in the body of a Yith, where his ancient ancestors—reincarnated in alien forms—gather for a bizarre family reunion. Unmoved by the spectacle, Rex must navigate the surreal gathering, only to be pulled back just as the mind of his late lover Hypatia is revealed among the Yiths. The story concludes with Rex and his allies outwitting a cosmic threat, using nothing but a lullaby to keep the slumbering Cthulhu at bay—before R'lyeh sinks once more and Rex turns his gaze to what comes next.
In "Lost in Mal-Ton!", three astronauts find themselves caught between science and delusion when their Mars mission takes a bizarre turn after their leader becomes convinced of an invisible city on the red planet. Back on Earth, the confusion only deepens as the mission leader insists Canada is actually the United States—and that they’ve somehow slipped into an alternate reality.
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Reprinted in Rex Libris #2 (2009)
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