The CBLDF Presents Liberty Annual #2012

Oct 2012 · Image · 4.99 USD

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In "Which Came First: The Spaceship of the Egg?", Robert Kirkman and Charlie Adlard deliver a chillingly off-kilter tale as Scott finds himself unexpectedly enlisted to help the Governor relocate a series of oversized fish tanks. What begins as a mundane task takes a dark turn when the Governor reveals his unsettling plan to fill the tanks with horrors—starting with Scott’s own head. With Gabriel Bá’s haunting cover setting the tone, this standout story blends unsettling humor and creeping dread in a way only Kirkman and Adlard can pull off.

Contains 16 stories

Which Came First: The Spaceship of the Egg?

2 pp · Science Fiction

Barren Ground

4 pp · Horror-Suspense

In "Barren Ground," a demon long imprisoned awakens in a world that no longer fears or believes in divine authority—only to find its ancient power undermined by the quiet, defiant freedom of modern thought, where questions about gods and love are met not with dread, but with openness. The story explores the dissonance between ancient evil and a world that has moved on, leaving the demon stranded in a reality it can no longer comprehend.

Freedom From...

4 pp

Free

2 pp

Lumiere

2 pp

Hunters

5 pp

Last Rights

3 pp

Marineman/Hip Flask

2 pp · Adventure

MarinemanHip Flask

Sasquatch

1 pp

Sasquatch

Common ComiConversation

1 pp · Humor

Chris Giarrussounnamed comic fan

Chris Giarrusso shares a brief, funny moment at a comic convention with an enthusiastic fan who gushes over Mini Marvels—only to vanish when Chris hints that G-Man might be right up the fan’s alley.

Let Freedoms Grow

4 pp

Masika Zenda

King Kim: Barlartan Revenge

2 pp

Just As Real As Yours

4 pp

Unleashed

2 pp

Douchebag

2 pp

The Walking Dead

6 pp · Horror-Suspense

Scott

In a chilling twist of power and paranoia, Scott finds himself assisting the Governor in a strange, unsettling task—moving fish tanks to his office. As the tension mounts, the Governor reveals his unsettling vision: filling the tanks with horrors, and hints at a very personal source for his collection.