Secret City Saga (Jack Kirby’s…)

    (Topps, 1993)
©1993 Jack Kirby

Fifteen thousand years ago, the Ninth Men had mastered their environment through the perfection of human abilities. In doing so, they had created a city of wonders called Gazra. However, just as the eight ages of man before them, the Ninth Men were doomed by man-made disaster. In order that someone might be spared, He Who Speaks for Gazra commanded that three people (whom later generations would call Night Glider, Captain Glory, and Bombast) be put in suspended animation in a secret city, so that the Tenth Men might someday awaken them.

But the Ninth Men’s Doctor Roag and General Ordiz had also gone into suspended animation, along with a select group of followers. When they awoke in 1992 under the city of Chicago, they set about making the Tenth Men their servants—or else see them destroyed. And only the three original sleepers stood in their way.
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#0 (Regular Cover by Walt Simonson)

April, 1993
Cover Price: $2.95
46 copies available from $0.75 		Roy Thomas, Tony IsabellaWalt Simonson, John Cleary
#0 Variation A (Red Cover A by Walt Simonson)

April, 1993
Cover Price: $0.00
2 copies available from $34.98 		Roy Thomas, Tony IsabellaWalt Simonson, John Cleary
#0 Variation B (Kirbychrome Cover B by Walt Simonson)

September, 1993
Cover Price: $2.95
1 copy available for $24.95 		Roy Thomas, Tony IsabellaWalt Simonson, John Cleary
#0 Variation C (Gold Cover C by Walt Simonson)

September, 1993
Cover Price: $0.00
2 copies available from $23.50 		Roy Thomas, Tony IsabellaWalt Simonson, John Cleary
#1

May, 1993
Cover Price: $2.95
23 copies available from $0.75 		Roy ThomasSteve Ditko
#2 (President Bill Clinton appearance on cover and interior)

June, 1993
Cover Price: $2.95
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#3

July, 1993
Cover Price: $2.95
17 copies available from $0.75 		Roy ThomasSteve Ditko, Dave Dorman, Howard Bender
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August, 1993
Cover Price: $2.95
14 copies available from $0.99 		Roy ThomasSteve Ditko