The Victorian #3
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeThis volume concludes the steampunk saga of The Victorian, collecting the final issues of the 2003 series from Penny-Farthing Press. Act III: Self-Estrangement follows the clockwork hero as he confronts the mysteries of his own origins and the true nature of the Victorian age's hidden conflicts. The story brings the arc to a close with a blend of adventure, philosophical reflection, and period-inspired machinery and design.
In "A Question of Questions," Fitz is drawn into a dangerous mission under the enigmatic guidance of "The Hat" to confront the elusive Ballare, while Eudora grapples with the revelation of the man who tried to end her life. Meanwhile, Doc is unsettled by the sudden absence of the voodoo shrine artifacts from the stationhouse—leaving more questions than answers. Written by Trainor Houghton, Len Wein, and Lovern Kindzierski, with art by Claude St. Aubin and inks by Mostafa Moussa, this 2003 issue from Penny-Farthing Press features a striking cover by Mike Kaluta.
When Aden Ballare confesses to her father that Buford Crown tried to harm her friend Eudora Kincaid, the secret ignites a dangerous chain of events—now Ballare’s men are closing in. With Doc Shumpert tracking FitzRandolph’s movements and the Victorian moving unseen through the shadows, trust is the first casualty in a game where every ally could be a threat.
In "Ritual Sacrifice," Eudora Kincaid confronts her past by sharing her truth with her grandmother and the police, yet the weight of her memories lingers, leaving her more unsettled than ever. Meanwhile, Winston FitzRandolph becomes increasingly absorbed in reconstructing the voodoo shrine, drawn into a mystery that refuses to stay buried.
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↩ Reprints The Victorian #14 (2002), The Victorian #15 (2002), The Victorian #16 (2002), The Victorian #17 (2002), The Victorian #18 (2003)
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