Skin 13 #1/2
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeSkin 13 #1/2 (1995) introduces a striking, self-contained chapter in a series defined by its raw, experimental edge. Written and drawn by Bill Maus, with colors by V. Maus and lettering by K. L. MacKenzie, the story follows a group of potentially powerful kids subjected to the Skin 13 project, where their abilities only emerge under the threat of detention. As their costumes constantly tear apart, the young subjects are thrust into unpredictable battles and adventures—each moment a test of will, endurance, and the fragile line between control and chaos. The cover, also by Bill Maus, captures the series’ intense, visceral tone.
In "null," a group of seemingly powerless kids are thrust into the Skin 13 project, where their potential is tested through increasingly absurd trials. Only the threat of detention seems to unlock their powers, leading to chaotic, costume-shredding escapades that blur the line between punishment and performance.
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