The DNAgents #7
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "The Lady and the General," Lucius Krell sends Rainbow to escort South American General Cambio, hoping to secure vital mineral rights for Matrix—only for the evening to be shattered by the deadly Stiletto. As Rainbow protects the general and narrowly avoids capture, Krell learns the rights were already sold, throwing the mission into chaos. Meanwhile, Dr. Harding continues to conceal the truth about Angela Krell’s original body, adding another layer of mystery to the unfolding conflict. Written by Mark Evanier and illustrated by Will Meugniot, with inks by Al Gordon, colors by Jo Meugniot, and letters by Carrie McCarthy, the cover by Will Meugniot and Al Gordon captures the tension of a high-stakes night in 1983.
In "The Lady and the General," a tense diplomatic mission takes a deadly turn when General Jorge Cambio is targeted by the assassin Stiletto during a high-stakes evening in South America. With Rainbow acting as his escort under orders from Lucius Krell, the night unfolds in shadow and suspicion—especially when the general's life is saved, only to be followed by the shocking revelation that the mineral rights Krell was fighting to secure had already been sold. Meanwhile, Dr. Harding’s secret—hiding the original body of Angela Krell—adds another layer of unease to the already fragile situation, as old wounds and hidden motives begin to surface.
In "Tank," Casey and the mutant ape investigate a mystery at the college, suspecting that Professor Alexi Vlasov is still alive and hiding in plain sight. Their search leads them to a startling discovery: a genetically altered ape has been impersonating the professor through phone calls, carrying on his work in secret.
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Reprinted in Die unschlagbaren Fünf #2 (1985), Die unschlagbaren Fünf #3 (1985)
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