Strangers #2

Apr 2003 · Image · 2.95 USD; 4.50 CAD

📊 ~6,019 copies sold its debut month

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"In the Shadows of the Night" delivers a gripping escalation in Strangers #2, where the team breaks free to confront Astaroth—only to uncover he was being manipulated by the mysterious Tarantula. As tensions rise, Tanka succeeds in awakening Jaleb from his coma, setting the stage for something far more complex. Written by the Lofficier brothers and brought to life by Javier Pina, Manuel Garcia, and a stellar team of artists, this 2003 Image Comics issue blends supernatural intrigue with high-stakes action, all wrapped in a striking cover by Manuel Garcia and Stéphane Roux.

Contains 2 stories

In the Shadows of the Night

22 pp · Science Fiction, Superhero

StarlockFuturaHomicronC.L.A.S.H. [Miss KissMister SongJoanni BouraskDoug MaloneProfessor Quanter]TankaJalebAstarothS.P.I.D.E.R. [Tarantula (disguised as Sally Swift)Jaydee (mind-controlled, disguised as Frank Universal)]

In the shadows of the night, the Strangers fight to break free from an unseen force, only to uncover a shocking truth: their enemy Astaroth was never truly himself, but a puppet controlled by the mysterious Tarantula. As the battle rages, Tanka’s desperate efforts finally reach Jaleb, pulling him back from the edge of silence.

Intersection

9 pp

In "Intersection" from Strangers #2 (2003), the demon Wampus and the cosmic entity Nexus clash across a fractured dimension, their battle echoing through a liminal space where realities collide. When the fight reaches a standstill, they pause—each realizing the other’s presence is vital to the balance of the Universe.