Tom Strong #3
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeThis third volume of the Tom Strong series collects issues #13-18 of the acclaimed series by Alan Moore and Chris Sprouse. The book continues the adventures of the science hero Tom Strong and his family, facing threats from alternate dimensions and time itself, including a storyline involving the villainous Modular Man and a journey to a parallel Earth where Tom's counterpart has become a tyrant.
In "Ring of Fire!", Tom Strong and the Space Cowboy brace for an alien insectoid assault, while the mysterious Strongmen of America vanish without a trace—abducted by an unseen alien vessel. Alan Moore's sharp storytelling and Chris Sprouse's dynamic art bring this high-stakes sci-fi thriller to life, with Karl Story's inks and Alex Sinclair's colors adding depth to the action. The cover by Chris Sprouse and Karl Story captures the tension perfectly.
In "Ant Fugue!", Tom Strong and Coleman Grey brace for an alien insectoid assault, while the Strongmen of America vanish without a trace—dragged aboard a mysterious spacecraft. With Dhalua, Tesla, and King Solomon watching from the shadows, the line between defense and entrapment blurs as the skies above hum with unseen danger.
In "The Hero-Hoard of Horatio Hogg!", Tom Strong and Tesla Strong find themselves trapped inside a self-aware comic book, forced to navigate a satirical rogues' gallery of exaggerated superhero tropes. With the eccentric collector Horatio Hogg pulling the strings, they encounter a parade of absurdly named figures—including Sam Continent, Spex, and the ever-dramatic Ms. Universe—each more ridiculous than the last.
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↩ Reprints Tom Strong #15 (2002), Tom Strong #16 (2002), Tom Strong #17 (2002), Tom Strong #18 (2002), Tom Strong #19 (2003), Tom Strong #3 (2004)
Reprinted in Tom Strong #4 (2008)
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