The Savage Dragon #1/2
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "Cemetary Requiem," Erik Larsen delivers a raw, emotionally charged chapter of The Savage Dragon, where the hero faces a devastating personal loss as Rapture ends their relationship. With haunting visuals by Larsen on both interior and cover, the story unfolds in a tense, surreal atmosphere as a Covenant agent drops a shocking revelation—what they buried wasn’t their real child—and Dragon confronts a mind-draining leech in a final, violent act of defiance.
In "Cemetery Requiem," a grieving Dragon confronts a haunting truth at a secluded graveyard, where a Covenant of the Sword agent unveils a chilling revelation: the child they buried was not their own, but a drone, and the real child may still be alive. As Dragon battles a mind-draining leech, the weight of loss and deception forces him to reckon with a past he thought was buried.
In a bizarre twist of fate, Mighty Man faces off against the Conqueror Worm, a creature whose terrifying nature becomes clear when he learns that splitting it in half doesn’t destroy it—each half regenerates into a full, independent beast. With the radio station manager, Philip T. Luker, broadcasting a desperate warning, Mighty Man must confront the growing menace as the worm’s fragments multiply into a coordinated horde.
In "(Cemetary Requiem)," a grieving Dragon confronts the aftermath of a fractured relationship, haunted by the memory of a child he buried—only to learn through a chilling phone call that the child was a decoy and the real one may still be alive. As he battles a mind-draining leech and faces the horrifying fusion of Wicked Worms into a single monstrous entity called "Horde," the line between loss and deception blurs.
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Reprinted in Savage Dragon #50 (1998), Big Bang Comics #35 (2001)
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