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Dark Horse Presents #121

Dark Horse Comics · May 1997

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About this issue

Writer
Darko Macan and Troy Nixey
Artist
Tommy Lee Edwards and Troy Nixey
Penciller
Arnold Pander
Inker
Arnold Pander
Letterer
John Workman
Editor
Bob Schreck and Jamie S. Rich
Teams
Aliens (Xenomorphs)
Cover date
May 1997
Cover price
$2.95
UPC
76156894852312111
Pages
36
Rating
Unknown

Jack Zero is a legendary gunslinger immortalized in pulp magazines, but when he tells the story himself, it's clear that the truth is a lot different than the fiction that was made out of it. European performance artist Zero Boy and Eisner Award winning artist Arnold Pander (Triple*X, Rune, Grendel) collaborate on the five-part series "Jack Zero," which begins here. Meanwhile, writer Darko Macan (Star Wars: X-Wing Rogue Squadron, Grendel Tales: Devils and Deaths) and artist Tommy Lee Edwards (Helix's Gemini Blood, Batman Chronicles) craft an eerie short story of Aliens, where the only things that are clearly black-and-white are the ink and the paper. In "Aliens: Borderlines," a soldier on a far outpost learns what it's like to live in the sort of fear armies inspire. He's come face to face with an Alien, and he's not sure how literal a face-to-face meeting it was. And for those who are already along for the ride, we have the next installments of "The Lords of Misrule," by John Tomlinson and Peter Snejbjerg (The Dreaming), and "Trout," by Troy Nixey.