Bruce Zick

The Web. A great network of time and dimension, it encompasses all that was, is, and shall be. If a single entity were to gain control of it, it would control everything. The Terminus Agency is going to do just that, by sending out ruthless Web Runners to chart the Web and plant beacons at crucial intersections of space/time. Once completed, this network of Terminal Points will allow Terminus to change reality itself. Pilot is the latest state of the art model runner and will carry out the final plan of the Terminus Agency. There's just one catch... Pilot has a mind of his own From the creative mind of veteran comic writer and artist Bruce Zick (MARVEL's Thor, Atomic Legion, Zone Continuum, Deadworld).

Far above the streets of New York City, higher than the grinning gargoyles and gargantuan megawatt billboards, the heroic Talon is locked in immortal conflict with the nefarious Spere for control of their entire world This is Zone 27 . . . and it's shrinking. Revisit Disney animator Bruce Zick's original Sci-Fi noir opus, collecting the entire four-issue Caliber Press run of "The Zone Continuum" for the first time ever, with dozens of pieces of bonus material "The Zone Continuum has a style of it's own that falls somewhere between a retro 50's sci-fi movie and "Frank Miller's Sin City."" -- "Evilgeek"

The Web. A great network of time and dimension, it encompasses all that was, is, and shall be. If a single entity were to gain control of it, it would control everything. The Terminus Agency is going to do just that, by sending out ruthless Web Runners to chart the Web and plant beacons at crucial intersections of space/time. Once completed, this network of Terminal Points will allow Terminus to change reality itself. Pilot is the latest state of the art model runner and will carry out the final plan of the Terminus Agency. There's just one catch... Pilot has a mind of his own From the creative mind of veteran comic writer and artist Bruce Zick (MARVEL's Thor, Atomic Legion, Zone Continuum, Deadworld). "Terminal Point is an entertaining read that is still fresh some 20 plus years after originally hitting the newsstands. It's a fun mix of atomic age retro punk and film noir with some layers of social commentary just beneath the surface." - Comixasylum.com.