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Cover: John Cassaday

The Planetary Omnibus #[nn]

Mar 2014 · DC · 75.00 USD; 85.00 CAD
“All Over the World”

In "All Over the World," Warren Ellis and John Cassaday deliver a gripping chapter of Planetary as the team investigates the mysterious destruction of a Hark building—only to witness Jim Wilder vanish after touching a lightning-bolt-shaped rock. When he returns, transformed by a sentient interdimensional ship that crash-landed eons ago, Wilder becomes the first of seven superhumans needed to pilot it home. With Planetary aiding in the search, the mission begins across realities, guided by a ship that remembers every universe it’s ever touched. The cover by John Cassaday captures the eerie, otherworldly tone of this cosmic mystery.

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writer Warren Ellis · artist, inker John Cassaday · colorist Laura Martin · colorist Wildstorm FX · letterer Ali Fuchs · cover John Cassaday

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Full credits

artist, inker John Cassaday
colorist Laura Martin
colorist Wildstorm FX
letterer Ali Fuchs
cover pencils, inks John Cassaday

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While investigating the destruction of a Hark building, Planetary watches as Jim Wilder -a Hark investigator- steps on a large lightning-bolt shaped rock and disappears. He returns transformed into a superhuman by a sentient ship designed to transverse alternate universes. The ship crash-landed on earth millions of years ago and has asked Wilder for help getting home. Wilder agrees to help and search out the other six superhumans needed to pilot the ship, with Planetary's help.

Plot details indexed by the Grand Comics Database (CC BY-SA).