Tom Strong #1
This volume collects the earliest adventures of Tom Strong, the science hero created by Alan Moore and Chris Sprouse, originally published in the first issues of his series. Set in a retro-futuristic world, it follows the super-strong, genius adventurer as he battles bizarre threats alongside his family and allies. This is the Polish-language edition from Semic S.A., compiling the opening story arc of the acclaimed series.
In "Les débuts de Tom Strong," young Timmy Turbo learns the extraordinary origins of the hero who saved him—how scientist Sinclair Strong and his wife, stranded on the remote Attabar Teru, raised their son Tom according to a strict scientific plan. From his upbringing among the Ozu to his rise as a brilliant mind who tamed Pneuman, outwitted Paul Saveen, and forged bonds with figures like Chief Omotu and King Solomon, Tom’s journey is one of intellect, legacy, and destiny.
In "Le retour de l'homme-modulaire," Tom Strong faces a terrifying resurgence when the Modular Man, born from the reckless experiments of fanboys, unleashes chaos across Millennium City. With Tesla Strong at his side and the enigmatic King Solomon watching from the shadows, Tom must negotiate with the rampaging entity—offering Venus as a price for peace—while the Funt brothers and Farjeon Farjeon stand on the edge of the storm.
In "Aztech Nights," Tom Strong finds himself captured by mysterious forces emerging from ancient ziggurats that have risen across Millennium City. Freed by Quetzalcoatl-9, an enslaved AI god, Tom must decide how far he’ll go to help the being reclaim its true nature—while confronting the legacy of King Solomon and the ancient power of Moctecuzoma.
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