
Tom Strong’s Terrific Tales Book One
Paperback: 176 pages
Published: 2005
UK ISBN-10: 1845760158
UK ISBN-13: 978-1845760151
US ISBN-10: 140120029X
US ISBN-13: 978-1401200299
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Comics scriptwriting supremo Alan Moore leads the way with these fantastical tales of Millennium City’s finest ‘science hero’, Tom Strong. Born on a remote South Seas island, orphaned by his scientist parents and raised by a steam-powered robot butler, Tom Strong is both superhero and pioneer. In this first fantastic volume we witness, among other stories, the debut of sexy heroine Jonni Future and a tale of young Tom Strong! These are just some of the astounding adventures featured in this fabulous first volume of Tom Strong’s Terrific Tales, collected together into a fantastic edition which features artwork by the best of today’s comics artists!
Includes Leah Moore’s “King Solomon Pines” with artwork by Segio Aragones (www.sergioaragones.com).
Tom Strong Book Three
Paperback: 144 pages
Published: 2005
UK ISBN-10: 184023900X
UK ISBN-13: 978-1840239003
US ISBN-10: 1401202853
US ISBN-13: 978-1401202859
Hardcover: 192 pages
Published: 2004
UK ISBN-10: 1840236809
UK ISBN-13: 978-1840236804
US ISBN-10: 1401202829
US ISBN-13: 978-1401202828
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Best-selling comics writer Alan Moore (Watchmen, Batman: The Killing Joke) returns with the further adventures of his fantastical science hero, Tom Strong. When Tom finds himself the unexpected protector of the ruby Capstone of Eternity, he is suddenly propelled into battle up and down time itself, joining forces with old and young incarnations of himself to form the Family Strong – a blistering, bizarre team-up gathered to battle the evil that is Clan Saveen! This is just one of the many astounding adventures featured in this fabulous third volume of Tom Strong, featuring artwork by the cream of today’s comics artists, including Chris Sprouse, Karl Story and Howard Chaykin (American Flagg!).
Includes Leah Moore’s “Bad to the Bone” with art by Shawn McManus (www.shawnmcmanus.net).