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About this issue
- Writer
- Chris Ecker and Gary Carlson
- Penciller
- Jason Pearson, Rob Haynes, and Tomm Coker
- Inker
- Jim Sinclair, Karl Story, and Rob Haynes
- Colorist
- Brad Vancata
- Letterer
- Chris Eliopoulos
- Cover
- Jason Pearson
- Editor
- Erik Larsen and Jannie Wong
- Characters
- Deathwatch (Image), Lurch, Modem (Image), Roxanne Wells, Vanguard (Image), and Wally (Image)
- Cover date
- November 1993
- Cover price
- $1.95
- Pages
- 36
- Rating
- Unknown
The imprisoned Vanguard attempts to escape from a maximum-security prison, while Roxanne Wells and her camerawoman fix Vanguard's helmet. Wally, Vanguard's sentient computer, using teleportation, exchanges Vanguard's body with that of an identical clone, nicknamed "Lurch." The real Vanguard ends up in a science lab instead of on his ship, however, where he accidentally damages important advanced machinery. A resulting accident grants one of the scientists super-powers, who then goes insane with power and renamed herself Modem. Wally, in teleporting Vanguard's helmet to the ship, brings Roxanne Wells with it. In a back-up story, a convicted criminal in an experimental space-exploration pod is attacked and then "possessed" by aliens, and then decides to return to Earth.