Tomb Raider Archives #1
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeThis hardcover collection kicks off Dark Horse's archival series reprinting the earliest comic adventures of Lara Croft, gathering the first 14 issues of Top Cow's original Tomb Raider series from 1999. Written by Dan Jurgens and illustrated by Andy Park, these stories bridge the gap between the first and second video games, establishing Lara's comic-book persona with globe-trotting action and supernatural threats. The volume also includes the Tomb Raider: Journeys one-shot and a selection of cover galleries and bonus materials.
In "The Medusa Mask," Lara Croft races to secure the Eye of Shaharettin from the Midnight Squires, only to see it stolen by a mysterious figure who’s built an underground sanctuary meant to preserve life after humanity’s self-destruction. Written by Dan Jurgens and brought to life with bold, cinematic art by Andy Park, inks by Jonathan Sibal, and vibrant colors by Jonathan D. Smith and John Starr, this first issue of the Tomb Raider Archives sets a gripping tone with its blend of ancient mystery and dystopian foresight. The cover by Andy Park and Jonathan Sibal captures the tension perfectly.
Lara Croft is drawn into a high-stakes hunt when Paris D’Arseine hires her to track down the legendary Medusa Mask, a fabled artifact said to grant its bearer the deadly power of the Gaze of Death. With secrets buried in ancient ruins and rival seekers closing in, Lara must navigate treacherous paths, unearthing clues that hint at a truth far older than the myth itself.
In the shadow of a forgotten sunken ship, Lara Croft uncovers a cryptic clue linking her rival, Chase Carver, to the hunt for the fabled Medusa Mask. With Hartford Compton at her side, she follows the trail to Nepal, where ancient secrets and shifting loyalties threaten to upend everything she thought she knew.
In "null," Lara Croft and Chase Carver arrive at an archaeological dig only to find that her old school roommate, Vanessa Fenway, has unearthed more than just dinosaur bones—she's awakened something far more dangerous. With Morgan Farrel’s presence adding tension to the already volatile site, the team must navigate ancient secrets and the sudden return of prehistoric life before the excavation turns deadly.
In "null," Lara Croft and her allies—Madeline Hovan, John Rivers, and the enigmatic Chase Carver—race through a treacherous swamp to track down the elusive ex-Squires agent Quill. As they push deeper into the murky wilderness, they’re ambushed by deadly alligators and nearly swallowed by a violent whirlpool, forcing them to rely on quick thinking and unexpected help from an old acquaintance.
In "Dead Center Part IV of IV," Lara Croft races against time to secure the Eye of Shaharettin, now in the grasp of a mysterious figure who’s built an underground sanctuary meant to preserve life after humanity’s self-destruction. With allies like Chase Carver and John Rivers at her side, and facing off against the enigmatic Midnight Squires and the calculating Samuel Quill, Lara must navigate a hidden world where survival hinges on choices no one expected.
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