Vox #4

Dec 1989 · Apple Press · 2.25 USD

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“Hypehopper, part IV: Hoppin' Mad”

In "Hypehopper, part IV: Hoppin' Mad," Marla races against time into what she believes is the defense system, only to find herself trapped in life support. With Vox struggling to save Polnar, the resulting energy feedback begins to unravel the fortress's defenses. Written by Angela Harris and illustrated by Aaron McClellan, this pivotal issue delivers tense momentum and high-stakes consequences, all captured in McClellan’s dynamic cover art.

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writer Angela Harris · artist, inker Aaron McClellan · letterer Clem Robins · cover Aaron McClellan

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writer Angela Harris

artist, inker Aaron McClellan

letterer Clem Robins

cover pencils, inks Aaron McClellan

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Marla storms what she thinks is the defense system intending to lower the shields. She ends up in life support instead. Vox attempts to save Polnar and the feedback drains enough energy from the systems to drop the shields.

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