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Caliber Presents (1989)

Caliber Presents #2

Caliber Comics · February 1989

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About this issue

Writer
Gary Reed, James O'Barr, Mark Winfrey, Tim Vigil, and Vincent Locke
Artist
James O'Barr, Tim Tyler, Tim Vigil, and Vincent Locke
Penciller
James O'Barr, Mark Winfrey, Tim Vigil, and Vincent Locke
Inker
James O'Barr, Tim Tyler, and Vincent Locke
Letterer
Dan McKinnon and Randy Zimmerman
Characters
Cuda
Cover date
February 1989
Cover price
$1.95
Rating
Unknown

In this issue: "Gideon's" by Kyle Garrett, James O'Barr and Randy Zimmerman Gideon's is a secret shop in an unsavory part of town where the rarest of things can be obtained. A child vampire requests a potion to revert back to mortality, so he can reach a more desirable age before resuming immortality. "Thrill-Kill, Part 1" by Mark Winfrey and Daniel Roy McKinnon An attempt to take the First Lady hostage has been bungled, and now the crime lord has a super agent bearing down on him, armed with a legendary weapon. Thrillkill finds himself betrayed. "The Saga of Cuda: Heart of Darkness, Chapter 2" by Tim Vigil, Tim Tyler and Kimberley Richardson Cuda enters the fortress of the sorcerer Arson, seeking his head. First, he must pass the wizard's worm, and resist the charms of his harem. "Treads" by Brian K. Ward and Eric Hess Alien explorers that are slug-like in appearance land on Earth and boldly venture forth, but find crossing the highway to be the end of their adventure. "The Doom Patrol: A Dead World Tale" by Vince Locke The city has sent a search and destroy mission out to rid itself of a reported 'smart' zombie. Other zombies are relatively stupid and easy to deal with, so this one is particularly dangerous. Unfortunately, one of the mission members is caught and reveals the location of the last stronghold city of non-infected humans.