Dark Dominion
(Defiant, 1993-1994)
™ and ©1993 Defiant, a division of Enlightened Entertainment Partners, L.P.
In Manhattan, the fear is almost palpable. People don’t look into strangers’ eyes, don’t “mess with other people’s business” for fear of getting into trouble themselves. Dark Dominion plays against this sad reality of urban life in an intriguing way: it tells of how the fear actually does have a form, and stars a man who can actually see it.
That man is Doctor Michael Alexander, whom some people call “Glimmer,” as in “glimmer of hope.” After years of practice, he has found the way to enter the quantum substratum, where he can actually see the creepy-crawlies that feed on fear. They appear as an infestation of monsters covering those that are afflicted. Alexander has learned to conquer his own fears, and now enters the quantum world in order to help others. He had thought he was the only person to be able to do this, but unfortunately he was wrong. And the others who tread this realm have motives that are not nearly as noble as his.
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Oct 1993
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W: Len Wein · A: Joe James
1st Appearance of Chasm; 1st Appearance of Doctor Michael Alexander
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Nov 1993
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W: Len Wein · A: Joe James, Steve Leialoha
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Dec 1993
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W: Janet Jackson, Jim Shooter, Jim Wein, Joe James · A: Joe James
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Jan 1994
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W: Janet Jackson · A: Charles Adlard
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Feb 1994
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W: Len Wein · A: Joe James
1st appearance of Lurk
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Mar 1994
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W: Len Wein, Ed Polgardy, Jim Shooter, Dorian Tenore-Bartilucci · A: Louis Small Jr., Rob LaQuinta, Jason Brightman
Versus Lurk
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Apr 1994
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W: Len Wein · A: J.G. Jones
Versus Hex
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May 1994
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W: Len Wein · A: J.G. Jones
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Jun 1994
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W: Len Wein · A: J.G. Jones
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Jul 1994
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W: Janet Jackson, Len Wein · A: John Ridgway
Final Issue