Thing from Another World Eternal Vows (1993) comic books 1990 or later
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Issue #1
Published Dec 1993 by Dark Horse.$16.00
Written by David de Vries. Art by Paul Gulacy and Dan Davis. Police Sgt. Rowan arrives at Wallace Harbour from mainland New Zealand to investigate a baffling series of murders on isolated Stewart Island, and is sickened by what he finds. What Rowan will soon discover is that The Thing from Another World has finally made a beachhead on the doorstep to our civilized world, seeking out new flesh and ready to wreak the necessary havoc to get it. 32 pages, FC. Cover price $2.50.
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Issue #3
Published Feb 1994 by Dark Horse.$20.00
$20.00
Written by David de Vries. Art by Paul Gulacy and Dan Davis. MacReady, The Thing's first, and worst, nemesis, is going to extremes to keep it from migrating beyond Stewart Island, New Zealand. He couldn't care less about Jennifer's problems in coming to terms with her newly realized status of being deceased... not to mention being an extension of The Thing. But while he's got The Thing coming at him from one direction, he's got the disbelieving Wallace Harbour townsfolk coming at him from the other. That's making it very difficult to do what he really wants to do -- torch the whole dad-gummed town! 32 pages, FC. Cover price $2.50.
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Issue #4
Published Mar 1994 by Dark Horse.$40.00
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Written by David de Vries. Art by Paul Gulacy and Dan Davis. The hunt for The Thing from Another World leads MacReady to the Gettysburg, anchored in Wallace Harbour. He's positive The Thing has traded identities with one of the crewmen on board, and isn't about to take any chances: he's ready to torch anyone who stands in his way. The seemingly eternal battle is once more down to MacReady and his otherworldly nemesis -- literally, 'til death do them part. But then of course, if it's The Thing and not MacReady that bites the big one, that doesn't really leave Dark Horse an opening for its next series... does it? 32 pages, FC. Cover price $2.50.
