Tom Strong #4
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeThis volume collects the final issues of the original Tom Strong series, wrapping up the adventures of the science hero and his family in a world of retro-futuristic pulp adventure. Written by Alan Moore and featuring art by various creators, it includes the conclusion of the ongoing storyline and the standalone 'Tom Strong's Terrific Tales' backup features.
In "How Tom Stone Got Started, Chapter One," Alan Moore and Jerry Ordway launch a bold reimagining of Tom Strong’s origins, exploring an alternate history where a single shift in fate leads to a very different legacy. This pivotal issue introduces Tom Stone, born of a union that defied his world’s norms, setting the stage for a heroic journey shaped by unlikely alliances and a team forged in defiance. Chris Sprouse’s striking cover captures the moment’s weight, while the interior art by Ordway and Story brings this twisted past to life with vivid detail.
In an alternate history where Tom Stone—son of a slave and a woman named Susan—grows up under different stars, the legacy of Tom Strong begins not with a rocket from the future, but with a single, fateful choice. With the help of Paul Saveen and a mysterious figure known only as Pneuman, Tom Stone steps into a world where heroism is forged in defiance, not destiny.
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↩ Reprints Tom Strong #20 (2003), Tom Strong #21 (2003), Tom Strong #22 (2003), Tom Strong #23 (2004), Tom Strong #24 (2004), Tom Strong #25 (2004)
Reprinted in Tom Strong #4 (2006)
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