Thriller #9
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeAlex Niño's cover for Thriller #9 (August 1984) is a fever-dream of cosmic menace — a towering green face looms behind two struggling figures locked in combat, while grotesque alien creatures with gnashing fangs and unsettling eyes crowd the edges, and a small vignette at the bottom hints at figures in an eerie, contained world. Bill DuBay and Niño's collaboration on this DC series consistently pushed against the boundaries of mainstream 1984 superhero aesthetics, and this issue — "East of Euthanasia" — looks to be no exception. If you appreciate genuinely strange, visually inventive comics from an era when DC was willing to take real creative risks, this one belongs in your collection.
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As Dan, Salvo, Beaker, Janet and Proxy try to get out of Russia, Angie has a new assignment for them: the destruction of a secret underground Russian weapons complex. Meanwhile Edward and Data investigate the START Corporation.
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