Robotech: The Macross Saga #4
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeThis collection brings together the early issues of DC's 2003 adaptation of the classic anime series, covering the first story arc of the epic space opera. It follows Rick Hunter and the crew of the SDF-1 as they navigate the aftermath of the alien ship's crash-landing on Earth, the ensuing war with the Zentraedi, and the complex love triangle between Rick, Lisa Hayes, and Minmei. Featuring key characters like Roy Fokker, Breetai, and Khyron, this volume adapts the foundational chapters of the Macross Saga from the original Japanese series.
In "Bursting Point," Rick grapples with the weight of Ben's loss as the Zentraedi spies return to their command, and Gloval faces the difficult task of telling the civilians that the SDF-1 has been ordered by the United Earth Council to depart Earth—carrying refugees into the unknown. Written by Markalan Joplin and illustrated by Mike Leeke, with inks by Rich Rankin, colors by Tom Vincent, and letters by Bob Pinaha, this 2003 DC entry captures a pivotal moment of grief and resolve. The cover by Gaku Miyao perfectly frames the emotional gravity of the story.
In "Paradise Lost," Rick grapples with the weight of Ben's death as the Zentraedi spies return to their command, and Gloval faces the difficult task of telling the civilians that the SDF-1 must depart Earth with the refugees—leaving behind the planet they once called home.
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