Anderson Entertainment Limited Space 1999 Aftershock And Awe Comic

Based on the classic television show Space: 1999 and set in the continuity of the original series, Aftershock and Awe offers a look at an alternate history of humanity and sets its destiny far out in space.

In an alternate universe where JFK was never assassinated, humanity has weathered World War III and built a base on the Moon by the year 1999.

September 13, 1999 - an atomic accident knocks the Moon out of orbit and projects it into the unknown. The survivors of the moon base stationed there are launched to their destiny among the stars. But what about the cataclysm and savage destruction caused to the Earth?

This groundbreaking retro-introduction to the hit sci-fi series of the early Seventies begins with Awe - an adaptation of the Space: 1999 pilot episode, Breakaway.

This groundbreaking reimagining of a science fiction classic, now expanded with new and previously unreleased material, is illustrated with remastered art from comics legend Gray Morrow and the great Neal Adams' Continuity Studios.

The story continues in Aftershock, when nine lives are changed forever by the carnage left behind by the Moon. Aftershock explores the scientific, environmental and socio-political repercussions of a moonless world.

This edition of Aftershock and Awe also includes a never-before-seen look at the sequel to the BLAM comic! Ventures, which did not produce the follow-up comic series, Mission: Alpha.

Story adaptation: Andrew E.C. Gaska

Publisher: Mike Kennedy

Artists:David Hueso, Miki, Gray Morrowe Continuity Studios by Neal Adams

Covers: David Hueso

Cover design: James King

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