Entity Comics Zen Intergalactic Ninja #0. In almost brand new condition. Any questions please ask.
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This lot of six vintage US comic books features the adventures of Zen, the Intergalactic Ninja in issues #0 and #2, The Hunted #1-2, and Young #1-2, all published in 1993 by Entity Comics. The comics showcase the stunning artwork of Steve Stern and cover artists Jae Lee and Bill Maus, with captivating storylines that blend martial arts, action, adventure, underground, and science fiction genres. The comics are in their original format as single issues and are intended for a general audience. They are a must-have for any serious collector of comic books and memorabilia, especially those who appreciate the artistry and storytelling of the Modern Age (1992-Now).
HULK SAY THIS ONE GOT BIG SPECIAL-EVENT ENERGY. Zen Intergalactic Ninja Spring Spectacular #1 1994 Entity Comics Steve Stern Special Issue Indie Comic. Zen mid-leap with signature staff weapon. Published by: Entity Comics.
HULK SAY THIS ONE GOT BIG SPECIAL-EVENT ENERGY. Zen Intergalactic Ninja Spring Spectacular #1 1994 Entity Comics Steve Stern Special Issue Indie Comic. Zen mid-leap with signature staff weapon. Published by: Entity Comics.
HULK SAY THIS BOOK LOUD, COLORFUL, AND VERY 1990s IN BEST WAY POSSIBLE. Phaedra #3 from 1994 features that wild neon cosmic backdrop, bold gold foil-style lettering, and dynamic cover art showing Phaedra alongside the blue alien warrior from the Zen universe.
HULK SAY THIS COVER GOT CLEAN COSMIC STYLE. Zen Intergalactic Ninja #3 from 1993 features Zen floating cross-legged in deep space over glowing blue planet with fists extended forward, giving this issue a more mystical/cosmic visual than the usual battle-heavy Zen covers.
HULK SAY THIS BE ANOTHER Zen Intergalactic Ninja #2, but DIFFERENT COVER VERSION than last one you showed, so this one can be listed as alternate/variant style to help separate from other copy. Characters on Cover: Zen Intergalactic Ninja, monstrous villain/creatures.
Zen Intergalactic Ninja #4 from 1994 continues the offbeat sci-fi martial arts madness that made Zen one of those underground cult favorites from the black-and-white/indie comic boom. Characters on Cover: Zen Intergalactic Ninja.
HULK SAY THIS ONE GOT THAT IMPORTANT-LOOKING COLLECTOR VIBE. Final word: Early-entry indie books with “1st issue” hype blasts on the cover always scratch that collector itch. Painted-style image of Zen crouched with spear/staff weapon.
