Planetary (1999)
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Jakita Wagner recruits a mysterious 100-year-old man named Elijah Snow to join the Planetary group--archaeologists of the unknown. Their first mission: locate the mysterious Doc Brass!
Planetary (1999)
Issue #1 ·
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Jakita Wagner recruits a mysterious 100-year-old man named Elijah Snow to join the Planetary group--archaeologists of the unknown. Their first mission: locate the mysterious Doc Brass!
Planetary (1999)
Issue #2 ·
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A cult-favorite Japanese author and a ragtag band of his manic fans and sycophants take off for a tiny, secluded island in the disputed territory between Japan and Russia. What secrets lurk on this island that have kept both nations from laying claim to it since World War II? It's up to Planetary to get the author and his cohorts off the island before the rumors of great atomic lizards and super-intelligent insects are proven true.
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For twenty years, Hong Kong residents have told stories of a cop who came back from the dead to bring justice--and vengeance--to the streets of his city. Now, after a verified sighting of the spectral policeman with thundering guns, Planetary comes calling, looking to disprove what they feel must be an urban legend. They come looking for a lie, but what they find is something very different.
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John Wilder, private detective for a huge software company, trod on an ancient artifact discovered beneath the foundations of a bombed-out building belonging to his employers. Seconds later, he was no longer there. This is the tale of where he went!
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Related from the bed of a secret hospital: an even more secret history. Discover the story of Doctor Axel Brass, the forgotten pre-war adventurer who spent fifty years guarding the multiversal door opened by a computer he couldn't shut off. It's an untold story of greatness in America, of jungle kings and covert operators and a daughter in the night!
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In the 1950s, a quartet of astronauts was launched into space on an experimental rocket mission to the Moon. They didn't make it. Neither did the four cosmonauts launched on an identical flight plan. Two different foursomes experienced something remarkable on their fantastic journey, and they're still alive today, doing something so mysterious that Planetary must somehow bring them down.
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Jack Carter is dead. When Jakita drags Elijah and the Drummer to England for his funeral, they find that not every story about Carter comes to the expected conclusion.
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The United States dealt with the Red Scare of the 1950s by committing atrocities the Soviet Union only dreamt of. The last of those experiments remain at Science City Zero, and Planetary is ready to dig into the secret files--if they survive the welcoming committee!
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In 1997, the field team went to England, to interrupt one of Dowling's experiments. They interrupted a successful attempt to bring someone back from a fictional reality. That was Ambrose Chase's last mission...and Elijah Snow has never heard of Chase.
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The Four have been collecting...oddities...for years. Now that Planetary has gained control of their sanctuary in Four Voyagers Plaza, Snow is getting his first look at the secrets, lies and death they've brought.
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Elijah Snow takes time out for a drink with an old friend--John Stone, Agent of S.T.O.R.M. In a small bar where all drinks are poured in the name of the triumphant dead, Elijah begins to understand why he spent those years in the desert...and why he finally came back.
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Elijah Snow's memory has returned, with a vengeance. Can Jakita and the Drummer stop him before he does something foolish?
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1919, Germany. A young man in white finds the secret map of the world. It leads him to a famous address in London the year later, where he meets the world's greatest detective...and a less savory member of the open conspiracy meant to improve the world.
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You know who The Fourth Man is by now--this is the story of how he was lost. Elijah Snow's story moves into the 1990s, showing the vicious game between The Four and Planetary. This is how it all went horribly wrong. Now Snow is back. And he's not playing any more games...
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Issue #15 ·
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For Elijah Snow, it's time to look at everything Planetary has encountered during the past year and start piecing it all together. What is the Hark Corporation? Why do they sometimes work with The Four? And the biggest question of all: why are The Four currently in Australia, building a giant gun atop Ayers Rock?
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With The Four momentarily in disarray, Elijah Snow initiates the second part of his comeback plans: to hunt down and discover the truth about Anna Hark, daughter of the criminal genius of the '30s who died in the Adirondacks with the rest of Axel Brass' associates. Her story begins in medieval China and ends in the spires of modern America!
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This issue: a major revelation from Elijah Snow's past! It's 1933 and Snow floats down-river towards a golden city shrouded by the immense jungle. After encountering a dashing figure, a man raised by animals, Snow meets a brilliant and harmonious people--and one of the great loves of his life...
Planetary (1999)
Issue #18 ·
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Get ready for "The Gun Club." The game's afoot. Elijah Snow is building his own conspiracy to bring down the Four, and he's targeting William Leather first. But what does his plan, which entangles Anna Hark and John Stone, have to do with the first moonshot...in 1851?
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An immense object drifting into the solar system ought to be a source of delight for the mystery archaeologists of Planetary--but Elijah Snow knows it will drive the unseen member of The Four, Jacob Greene, out of hiding.
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A Planetary probe is sent to investigate an impossibly large object that has entered our solar system. It seems to be a spaceship--but what kind of creature could possibly need a ship that big? Also on course with the object is a terrestrial ship carrying Jacob Greene...charter member of The Four!