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Aftermath is a super hero comic book imprint published by Devil's Due Publishing . A brainchild of Josh Blaylock, the new imprint aims to create a new, accessable, continuity-free universe. Although it respects the old comic book traditions, the new imprint borrows quite a bit from pulp fiction, various sub-cultures and modern-day pop culture. Aftermath premiered in 2004 with four comic book titles: DEFEX, BREAKDOWN, THE BLADE OF KUMORI, and INFANTRY.
1 Aftermath Universe
In the dawn of the 21st century, in a world not much diffrent from our own, human beings with extraodinary powers began to appear. Their arrival shattered the long-established status quo, leaving the humanity wondering about it's place in the world. Some pushed the limits of technologal achievent to compensate for their physical limitations. Others turned to genetic engineering. The goverments of the world used their considerable resources to find a way to use the super-beings to their advantage. And human beings who used to rely on their extensive knowledge and skills to survive grew determined to prove that they can survive in a world where their abilities no longer carried the same weight as they used to.
2 Titles
- Defex (premiered October 2004) - Seven college students discover a way to activate mankind’s untapped potential.
- Breakdown (premiered October 2004) - Jeff Carey, aka Paragon, was the first of a new breed of humans gifted with superhuman abilities. He became the world's first superhero, quickly becoming a celebrity with wealth and fame. That is, until a terrifying moment when his family is murdered by an unknown enemy. After that day, Jeff Carey became a dark vigilante determined seek justice at any price.
- The Blade Of Kumori (premiered November 2004) - Kumori is a member of a group of assassins that descended from a lost samurai clan. All her life, she was trained to be the best of the best. However, she leads a sheltered life, unaware of the world beyond her targets and assignments. One day, she is assigned to kill an American science hero. But things don't go quite as planned.
- Infantry (premiered November 2004) -
Links:
http://www.aftermathcomics.com/ - Official Website
