MISTY TP (2025)
"The first-ever collection of the hugely influential girls horror comic Misty, celebrated by godfather of British comics, Pat Mills, as the 'Girls 2000 AD.' This stand-alone collection contains the entire run of Misty's two most popular strips Moonchild and The Four Faces of Eve. Like her grandmother before her, Rosemary Black has discovered that she has the power to move things with her mind. While her mother forbids her to use her new found abilities, the actions of a school bully push Rosemary closer and closer towards temptation and revenge. Eve Marshall develops amnesia after an accident. Unable to remember anything about her past and haunted by nightmares involving the tragic deaths of three other girls, Eve sets out to discover the chilling truth of who - or what - she really is. "
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Writer
Pat Mills
Artist
Malcolm Shaw
All Volumes
Reading Order
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MISTY TP VOL 02 (C: 0-0-1)
"Misty was a revolutionary concept by 2000 AD's creator Pat Mills in 1978 and left its mark on a whole generation of young women. The two identical tower blocks, known as 'The Sentinels' to the locals, stand tall over the town of Birdwood, but only one is occupied while the other remains mysteriously empty. When Jan Richards' family lose their home they decide to hide out in the abandoned block so they can stay together, only to be sent into a parallel world where the Nazis conquered Britain in 1940. In End of the Line, Ann's father was one of a group of engineers believed to have been killed while working on an extension to the London Underground, but when she and her mother are invited to the opening of the new train tunnel, Ann discovers a mysterious time portal through which several workers are being kept as slaves by an evil Victorian called Lord Vicary."
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MISTY TP VOL 03 (C: 0-0-1)
"A baby girl is rescued by a wolf, after her parents are killed in a car crash. Having only recently lost a cub herself, the wolf adopts the girl as one of her own. Two years later, soldiers on a military exercise find the child and bring her back to civilisation. Now in her early teens, the girl (called Lona) discovers her wild origin from her adopted parents. As Lona's bestial nature starts to resurface, she finds herself increasingly alone and at odds with the world around her!"