Cover: Dean Motter

The Prisoner #[nn]

Jul 1990 · DC · 19.95 USD; 25.95 CAD

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About this Collection

This 1990 DC collection presents 'Shattered Visage,' a four-issue miniseries that revisits the world of the classic 1960s television series 'The Prisoner.' Written by Dean Motter and Mark Askwith, with art by Dean Motter, the story follows a new protagonist, Alice, who becomes entangled in the mysterious and oppressive Village, exploring themes of identity and control in a surreal, updated context. It collects the complete miniseries, offering a standalone narrative that pays homage to the original while forging its own path.

In "Book A: Arrival," a mysterious message from MI-5's Excavations Officer Thomas Drake to retired Divisions Director Mrs. Butterworth sets the stage for a story steeped in secrecy and intrigue. Written by Dean Motter and Mark Askwith and illustrated by Dean Motter, this 1990 DC issue unfolds with a quiet intensity, grounded in the weight of a single, carefully worded transmission. The cover, also by Dean Motter, captures the mood with its stark, deliberate composition.

Contains 4 stories

Book A: Arrival

48 pp

The New Number Six [Drake]Thomas DrakeNumber Six

Book B: By Hook or by Crook

48 pp · Science Fiction, Spy

The New Number Six [Drake]Number SixThomas DrakeNumber TwoThe Butler

Book C: Confrontation

48 pp

Number SixThe New Number Six [Drake]Thomas DrakeNumber Two

Book D: Departure

48 pp