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The Doom Patrol Archives#5
Cover: Joe Orlando

The Doom Patrol Archives #5

Sep 2008 · DC · 49.99 USD; 57.99 CAD
“Kor--the Conqueror”

In "Kor--the Conqueror," writer Arnold Drake and artist Bruno Premiani deliver a classic sci-fi twist on the Doom Patrol’s weirdness, as a desperate scientist’s attempt to escape his government’s grasp goes hilariously awry—only to transform him into a prehistoric menace bent on destroying the city. The story’s eerie blend of time travel and primal chaos, brought to life with Premiani’s expressive art and Jamison’s bold colors, makes this a standout in the Archives collection. The cover by Joe Orlando captures the moment’s absurd menace with sharp, vintage flair.

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writer Arnold Drake · artist, inker Bruno Premiani · colorist Jamison · cover Joe Orlando

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artist, inker Bruno Premiani
colorist Jamison
cover pencils, inks Joe Orlando

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A scientist tries to send himself back in time to get away from his government. But he accidentally turns himself into a caveman, and tries to destroy the city.

Plot details indexed by the Grand Comics Database (CC BY-SA).