The Complete Golden Age Twister
According to Greek mythology, Odysseus visited Aeolia, seeking out Aeolus to provide favorable winds for his ship. His wish was granted, but Aeolus also gave Odysseus a sealed bag of unfavorable winds and was told not to open it....but his crew did, and the winds blew his ship back to Aeolia. Aeolus was furious and demanded that Odysseus tracked down and capture the bad winds or reap the consequences...but he never did. The bad winds one day years later hit a red school house in Windy Gap and a student, Bob Sanders, was taken up in it and given strange powers, which he used as The Twister.
Cover Date
February 25, 2018
On Sale Date
February 25, 2018
Pages
76
Cover Price
$14.99
Editor
David Adams
ISBN
9781985887411
Credits
Writer
Penciller
Inker
Letterer
Characters
Aeolus (god of the winds, introduction); Big Nick (villain, gang boss); Blue Bolt; Bull's gang (villains); Dude's men (villains); Dude (villain); Fred Parrish; Harkness; Janice Barra (Lemuel's daughter); Kip Parrish (Fred's brother); Lemuel Barra (wealthy fruit grower); Miller (villain, saboteur, death); Mr. Norton (cab company owner); Mrs. Pete Sanders (introduction, cameo in flashback, death); Nick's gang (villains); Odysseus (introduction); Pete Sanders (introduction, cameo in flashback, death); Pierre (villain); Ragin (villain, nephew of Harkness, death); rest unnamed] (villains); Ruth; \"Shady\" Smith (retired gold prospector); Smut (gold prospector); Spike (villain, introduction); Sub-Zero Man; The Bull (villain); The Twister [Bob Sanders] (cameo); Tony's gang [Mugsey; Tony the Tornado (villain, introduction); unnamed crooks (villains, introduction for all); unnamed High Priest of Thor (villain); unnamed Major (base commander); unnamed police chief; unnamed Policeman (introduction)