Local #12

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More than a decade after Megan McKeenan set off on her cross-continental vagabond lifestyle, she’s gone from a naive and brash teenager to a woman in her thirties, wise beyond her years. In this final issue, she travels to rural Vermont and the vacation house she remembers from her early childhood to finally settle down. She reflects on her life and what the future holds. Her entire life has been running from one situation to the next - can she find peace of mind in the New England woods?
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Brian Wood;Ryan Kelly

Wasteland #4

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The saga continues as mysteries slowly start to reveal their secrets and Michael and the caravan make their way closer to NewBegin! However, with political machinations threatening to change the direction of the city forever, will Michael and his crew be prepared for what they find in this brave new world?
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Antony Johnston;Chris Mitten;Ben Templesmith

Wasteland #11

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Michael and Abi have been charged with conspiring against the Lord Founder Marcus - and the penalty is death! They might have sympathizers within Marcus’ council of Artisians, but can even that save them from the coming storm? Plus: Find out how Abi and Jakob came to live in Providence!
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Wasteland #12

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Abi and Michael are facing certain death when the sudden arrival of a wetstorm offers a chance for escape. While they take refuge in a safehouse, Watchman Dexus tries to further his own plans. And as the rain beats down, a chance meeting has disastrous consequences for the Sunners!
RELATED PERSONNEL:
Antony Johnston;Chris Mitten

Resurrection Annual #1

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by Marc Guggenheim & Douglas Dabbs When the ‘bug’ known as Spock escaped from his cell in Judy McCreary’s cabin, he nearly disappeared without a trace - ‘nearly’ being the operative word. Spock was spotted by a group of human survivors still hiding in the forest, unaware of the new status quo. How do these refugees deal with the alien in their midst? Is the group hungry for justice - or just revenge?
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MARC GUGGENHEIM;DOUGLAS DABBS

Stephen Colberts Tek Jansen #4 (of 5)

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by John Layman, Tom Peyer, Jim Massey & Robbi Rodriguez The only thing Tek has to fear is Tek himself! Tek’s invasion of the antagoverse did not go unnoticed and now the warriors of another dimension are fighting back in a tale that can only be called ‘Too Many Jansens!’ Plus, an all-new Tek Jansen Case Files!
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various;Robbi Rodriguez

Wasteland #20

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by Antony Johnston, Christopher Mitten, & Chuck BB Eisner-nominated artist Chuck BB (Black Metal) joins the Wasteland crew for a special standalone issue! The story of how Marcus founded Newbegin is known to everyone in the city. But how is it told - and just how true is it? Join the audience and gather round, as Newbegin’s famous marketplace storyteller is about to begin the tale! Cover by Ben Templesmith.
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Antony Johnston;Chris Mitten;Chuck BB;Ben Templesmith

Wasteland #18

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Jakob’s plan to deal with the Sand-Eaters gathers speed, and Skot slowly acclimates to his newfound status. But as Golden Voice prepares to march an army of Sunners on the council building, someone else is way ahead of him - a Sand-Eater called Mebsaa!
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Antony Johnston;Chris Mitten;Ben Templesmith

Resurrection #6

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by Marc Guggenheim & David Dumeer A finale so big and so surprising that it couldn’t be contained in one issue! The aliens have left earth, but what now? It’s a brand new day from Amazing Spider-Man scribe Marc Guggenheim (TV’s Eli Stone) and critically acclaimed series artist David Dumeer!"
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MARC GUGGENHEIM;DAVID DUMEER

Stephen Colbert’s Tek Jansen #3 (of 5)

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by John Layman, Tom Peyer, Jim Massey & Robbi Rodriguez Everybody’s favorite space hero has leapt into his own five-issue mini-series, and Earthmen and Earthwomen everywhere are taking notice! Join Stephen Colbert’s intrepid hero as he continues his battle against the ’sinister’ Optiklons without any hesitation or any clue as to what’s actually going on! It’s more starfield hijinks than you can shake a blaster at! Cover by Eisner Award-winner Darwyn Cooke!"
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