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Authority Vol 2 #5
Release Date: September 2003
“Behemoth”
Writer: Robbie Morrison
Artist: Tan Eng Huat
Colours: David Baron
Letters: Richard Starkings & Comicraft
Editor: Ben Abernathy
Assistant Editor: Kristy Quinn
Cover by Dwayne Turner & Sal Regla
Solicitation:
A special stand-alone issue featuring the art of Tan Eng Huat. A giant monster is rampaging through a major metropolitan area, and it's The Authority to the rescue. But all is not as it seems with this threat, and the reality of the situation may be more horrifying than the monster itself.
SPOILERS BEYOND THIS POINT!
Synopsis
The Engineer tells young Jenny Quantum a sanitized version of how they confronted a giant monster who was attacking Kuala Lumpur. The monster was a nine-year-old boy whose latent powers were activated by a confrontation with his abusive father. The Doctor, in an action he's not proud of, was forced to assume the form of the boy's father to threaten him into submission, leaving the boy in a vegetative state.
Notes:
Reviews:
“Behemoth”
Writer: Robbie Morrison
Artist: Tan Eng Huat
Colours: David Baron
Letters: Richard Starkings & Comicraft
Editor: Ben Abernathy
Assistant Editor: Kristy Quinn
Cover by Dwayne Turner & Sal Regla
Solicitation:
A special stand-alone issue featuring the art of Tan Eng Huat. A giant monster is rampaging through a major metropolitan area, and it's The Authority to the rescue. But all is not as it seems with this threat, and the reality of the situation may be more horrifying than the monster itself.
SPOILERS BEYOND THIS POINT!
Synopsis
The Engineer tells young Jenny Quantum a sanitized version of how they confronted a giant monster who was attacking Kuala Lumpur. The monster was a nine-year-old boy whose latent powers were activated by a confrontation with his abusive father. The Doctor, in an action he's not proud of, was forced to assume the form of the boy's father to threaten him into submission, leaving the boy in a vegetative state.
Notes:
- This issue is collected in The Authority: Harsh Realities trade.
Reviews:
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