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ID4: Independence Day#2
Cover: Kevin Nowlan

ID4: Independence Day #2

Jul 1996 · Marvel · 1.95 USD; 2.65 CAD
“Independence Day”

"Independence Day" #2, a 1996 Marvel comic written by Ralph Macchio, Dean Devlin, and Roland Emmerich with art by Leonard Kirk, Rod Whigham, and Steve Erwin, delivers a pulse-pounding continuation of the alien invasion saga. With the U.S. reeling from devastating attacks, humanity turns to a long-hidden alien vessel from Area 51, using a daring computer virus to cripple the invaders’ defenses and strike at their mothership, as the President coordinates a desperate aerial assault on Earth. The cover by Kevin Nowlan captures the chaos and stakes in bold, striking detail.

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writer Ralph Macchio · artist Leonard Kirk · artist Rod Whigham · artist Steve Erwin · inker Terry Pallot · inker Scott Reed · inker Steve Moncuse · colorist Moose Baumann · letterer Edd Fear · writer Dean Devlin · writer Roland Emmerich · cover Kevin Nowlan

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colorist Moose Baumann
letterer Edd Fear
cover pencils, inks Kevin Nowlan

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Following the destruction of most of the major U.S. cities by alien invaders, the humans fight back using an alien ship that was kept in Area 51 since the 1950s. They disable the alien force fields by using a computer virus and destroy their mothership, while the President leads an air attack against the invaders on earth.

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