Satan's Six #4

Jul 1993 · Topps · 2.95 USD; 3.50 CAD

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In "Harrigan's Homecoming," the sinister Kamodious attempts to replace Frightful with Jason Voorhees, only to face a deadly twist when the killer proves more interested in eliminating his new master than obeying him. With the plan in ruins, Kamodious sends the Satan's Six to Chicago on a grim mission: to reclaim a forgotten soul tied to an old associate of Harrigan. Written by Tony Isabella and illustrated by John Cleary, with inks by Armando Gil, colors by P.K. Zimelman, and lettering by Lois Buhalis, the issue’s cover by John Cleary and Armando Gil captures the eerie tension of the hunt.

Contains 2 stories

Harrigan's Homecoming

22 pp · Humor, Fantasy

Satan's Six [Brian BluedragonDeziraKuga, The Lion-KillerDr. MordiusHard Luck HarriganFrightful]Odious KamodiousVirusPristine"Big" John GavinFury (Kuga's dog)Bjorn (Gavin's personal trainer)

In "Harrigan's Homecoming," Kamodious' ill-fated attempt to replace Frightful with Jason Voorhees goes hilariously awry when the masked killer turns on his employer. Forced to fix his mistake, Kamodious dispatches the Satan's Six to Chicago to track down a long-forgotten soul tied to Harrigan's past—setting off a chaotic, offbeat mission full of supernatural mishaps and dark comedy.

Command Decision

6 pp · Superhero

TeenAgents [AurikSeeraDijitthe KreechGalvan (wounded and retired in this story)]Monitor

In "Command Decision," Aurik is thrust into leadership after Galvan’s serious injury, with Monitor naming him team leader and bringing in the enigmatic Kreech. The weight of command tests Aurik’s resolve as he navigates the pressure of leading a team he’s never led before.