America's Best Comics #1
A story titled "Wie die geschichte Tom Strongs begann" appears in America's Best Comics #1 (2000), featuring characters from the series, with writing by Alan Moore and Claudia Fliege, art by Chris Sprouse, inks by Al Gordon, colors by Tad Ehrlich, and letters by Torsten Tag. The cover is illustrated by Alex Ross.
In "Wie die geschichte Tom Strongs begann," young Timmy Turbo learns the incredible roots of the hero Tom Strong as the tale unfolds through a childhood marooned on Attabar Teru, where scientist Sinclair Strong and his wife raise their son Tom under strict scientific principles. From his upbringing among the Ozu to his later feats—defeating Paul Saveen, marrying Dhalua, sharing wisdom with King Solomon, and becoming a father to Tesla—Tom’s journey is one of intellect, legacy, and destiny.
In "Top Ten," newly minted officer Toybox joins the ranks of the city’s elite police task force, diving into her first case with a high-stakes murder that sets off a chain of arrests. As she navigates the city’s underbelly, she uncovers a web of secrets linking the victim, Saddles, to a mysterious academic and a trio of figures tied to the enigmatic Large Marge.
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