Terminal City
(Vertigo, 1996-1997)
™ and ©1996 Dean Motter
Terminal City is a stylish nine-issue mini-series featuring an assortment of unusual characters set in a future that writer Dean Motter calls “Antique Futurism. The world of tomorrow from yesterday’s point of view.” The Art Deco style that artist Michael Lark employs is a prominent part of the charm of this unique story which depicts hover cars with 1950s-style fins and robot desk clerks capable of independent thought in spite of whirring and clicking like obsolete machinery.
Former daredevil, now window-washer, Cosmo Quinn; Li’l Big Lil, albino gang boss; and the mysterious Lady in Red are just a few of the intriguing characters whose lives intersect at the formerly posh hotel, The Herculean Arms, in a town that is a living anachronism—Terminal City.
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Regular Cover by Mark Chiarello
Jul 1996
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Aug 1996
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Sep 1996
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Oct 1996
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Nov 1996
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Dec 1996
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Jan 1997
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Feb 1997
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Mar 1997
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Final Issue
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