The New Wave #3

Jul 1986 · Eclipse · 0.50 USD; 0.75 CAD

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“A Space Station Called Hell!”

In "A Space Station Called Hell!", Tachyon fights to find a way back home while Dot and Polestar are dispatched to investigate the mysterious Project Torch and its ominous orbital outpost. Written by Sean Deming and Mindy Newell, with dynamic art by Lee Weeks and sharp inks by Ty Templeton, this 1986 Eclipse issue blends tense sci-fi intrigue with the stark visuals of a station that feels less like a refuge and more like a trap. The cover by Weeks and Templeton captures the isolation and dread of the setting perfectly.

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writer Sean Deming · writer Mindy Newell · artist Lee Weeks · inker Ty Templeton · colorist Sam Parsons · letterer Carrie Spiegle · cover Lee Weeks, Ty Templeton

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Cast · 5 characters

Avalon Dot Impulse Polestar Tachyon

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writer Sean Deming

writer Mindy Newell

artist Lee Weeks

inker Ty Templeton

colorist Sam Parsons

letterer Carrie Spiegle

cover pencils Lee Weeks

cover inks Ty Templeton

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Tachyon returns to the space station looking for a way home. Separately, Dot and Polestar are sent to investigate Project Torch and it's space station.

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