Pre-Kickstarter · Dark sci-fi
Humanity didn't lose the world to war. We lost it to greed.
Corporate labs built primate bio-weapons as obedient labour. Then the viral storms hit. Civilization collapsed, the primates broke their chains and inherited the last fertile ground — and now a starving colony in Nevada is about to splice primate DNA with forbidden alien tech.
They think they're creating a savior.
They're creating an apex exterminator.
22 pages · 8 × 10.5 magazine trim · 24% more art than a standard Marvel book
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Extinction War · Issue No. 1 · Independently published