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American Freak: A Tale of the Un-Men #1 The Nature of the Beast
Cover Date: February, 1994
Something strange is happening to Damien Kane. His body is turning against him, causing his eyes to burn like balls of molten metal and his body to twist and shriek like tortured cats. In his search to unravel the mystery behind these painful changes, Da ...
Issue Description
Something strange is happening to Damien Kane. His body is turning against him, causing his eyes to burn like balls of molten metal and his body to twist and shriek like tortured cats. In his search to unravel the mystery behind these painful changes, Damien will run headfirst into government conspiracies, military cover-ups and…the Un-Men!
American Freak: A Tale of the Un-Men (1994)
- Publisher
- Vertigo
Volume Description
American Freak: A Tale of the Un-Men was a five-issue miniseries published by Vertigo in its early years. A spin-off of Swamp Thing, the series took a fresh take on The Un-Men (experimental, horrific creations of Anton Arcane) and took things further by introducing a second generation of Un-Men, primarily focusing on new character Damien Kane who was undergoing a de-evolution (as few would consider The Un-Men a step forward in evolution) from the human he believed he was into the Un-Man he was created to be. Written by Dave Louapre and drawn by Vincent Locke, the series had little impact although the idea of a new generation of Un-Men and Damien Kane's fate would be revisited over a decade later in the ongoing series The Un-Men which lasted for thirteen issues before its own cancellation.
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