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Anima (1994)

Anima #0

DC Comics · October 1994

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About this issue

Writer
Elizabeth Hand and Paul Witcover
Penciller
Steve Crespo
Inker
Will Blyberg
Colorist
Jean Segarra and Trish Mulvihill
Letterer
Chris Eliopoulos
Cover
Curtis King, Jean Segarra, Steve Crespo, and Will Blyberg
Editor
Chris Eades, Curtis King, and Robert Simpson
Characters
Alison Hell, Anima, Dick Grayson, Jeremy Mason, Judy (Anima), Liv (Anima), Lost Johnny, Pantha, Pockets, Professor Dred, Scarecrow (DC), and Slam Shiner
Story arc
Zero Hour
Cover date
October 1994
Cover price
$1.95
UPC
76194120118400011
Pages
36
Rating
Unknown

A Zero Month crossover issue. Jeremy Mason leaves the Tellus Institute for a day at an outdoor concert festival. While there, Jeremy meets a tattooed man, who knows more than he should about the origins of the world of Arkana. Arkana is a dimension created by the collective unconscious, populated by the Nameless One and his children. His children, the Archai, are all crafted by the thoughts and dreams of humanity; some, like the Storyteller, date back to the Najaho Indians, while others, like Lost Johnny, come from American culture. Over the history of Arkana, there are those that side with the Nameless One, like his eldest daughter Mania, and those that fight against him, such as the Warrior and the Animus. Because the dreams of the unconscious can seep into our world, the Nameless One can influence us, and his sigil is prevalent in our world. However, the nameless one gave birth to the Syzygy, a unity of male and female, that can defeat him. Syzygy imprisoned the Nameless One in ice, but the Nameless One prepared the way for one to free him: a combination of Animus and Anima. Jeremy takes this knowledge, confused of his role in the fight.