Magic the Gathering Antiquities War (1995) comic books

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The greatest, most spectacular magical war in the history of Magic: The Gathering starts here! Adapted from the events depicted in the "Antiquities" expansion of the Magic: The Gathering card game, this series introduces readers to Urza and Mishra, two brothers destined for tragedy! This stunning first installment tells the stories of the Mightstone and the Weakstone, and the origin of an enmity so sweeping that millions of lives were lost while mecha-magical monstrosities were brought forth from the fires of hatred in a war that lasted decades! Written by Jerry Prosser, with art by Paul Smith and Tom Ryder. Painted cover by George Pratt. Cover price $2.50.

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The conflict escalates as the rift between Urza and Mishra widens. Now merchants whose wealth and power stretch across the land of Terisiare, the artificers use their status to amass armies against one another. Amidst the feuding, the seeds of final betrayal are laid as Mishra strikes a bargain with the Yawgmoth Demon to gain mastery over an army of Dragon Engines. Written by Jerry Prosser, with art by Phil Hester and Tom Ryder. Painted cover by George Pratt. Cover price $2.50.

Years after the fall of Tocasia's school, Urza and Mishra continue down their dangerous and destructive paths. Now powerful merchants, the brothers engage in a power struggle that plunges the city of Kroog into chaos. Along the way, both brothers recruit apprentices, Tawnos and Ashnod, to aid them in their tasks. Written by Jerry Prosser, with art by Phil Hester and Tom Ryder. Painted cover by George Pratt. Cover price $2.50.

As the brothers' empire grows, so too, do their armies. Each brother recruits stalwart generals to lead their troops to victory, and the clash that results could spell the end of Dominaria! Written by Jerry Prosser, with art by Phil Hester, J. Dekker and Tom Ryder. Painted cover by George Pratt. Cover price $2.50.