john carpenter's tales of science fiction: vortex Archives

Dixon, Cheron, and a security officer head to the science section to confront Andersen and the monstrosities that accompany him. John Carpenter's Tales of Science Fiction: Vortex #7 cover by Tim Bradstreet We see the long-awaited confrontation between Dixon and Andersen in this issue of Vortex, and we learn more about Andersen, his motivations, and what happened[...]

Grigory is sent back to his usual role after being attacked by Anderson. John Carpenter's Tales of Science Fiction: Vortex #5 cover by Tim Bradstreet Vortex #5 is a high-action issue The creatures on the mining station openly attack Dixon and Taylor's team Taylor and his soldiers fight back, but it only seems to split the inky[...]

Plus, there are communication problems between the mining facility and the space station. Meanwhile, Doctor Grigory's examination of Josie takes an even stranger turn. John Carpenter's Tales of Science Fiction: Vortex #4 cover by Tim Bradstreet Tales of Science Fiction: Vortex begins to ramp up once more as the situations on the Benson Space Station and the mining[...]

She was last seen with Andersen, the sole survivor of the mining facility's disaster. John Carpenter's Tales of Science Fiction: Vortex #3 cover by Tim Bradstreet Vortex falls back into its slow-boil pattern with this issue, which has proven to be a strength of writer Mike Sizemore This book's compelling plot has been slowly growing in small[...]

What will they find in the station? What happened to the crew? John Carpenter's Tales of Science Fiction: Vortex #1 cover by Tim Bradstreet Vortex is a delightful send-up of Alien (the good ones), Event Horizon (criminally underrated), John Carpenter's own The Thing, and the first Dead Space game It's set in deep space in the future,[...]