The Republic of Texas. A B-52 carrying two hydrogen bombs. An alien horror called Xeno absorbing a city block at a time. The Great War of Separation #4 is the conclusion of the Rippaverse's first war epic. Xeno has assimilated an Air Force general and authorized a nuclear strike against Texas. The bomber is forty-five minutes from target. Governor Plessy Sanders can't stop it. Jacob Silman is in the wrong place to help. And Bryan Solari is sitting alone on a Frog-Ee's sign atop North Forty-Four--the only asset close enough, fast enough, and durable enough to put a hitch in the strike. Forty-five minutes. Two hydrogen bombs. One hero in position--and a war that has burned through four issues comes down to a single desperate intercept.
The final chapter of the war epic that began in
The Great War of Separation #1--the conclusion of the Rippaverse's first ensemble war story. Sets the geopolitical stage for everything that follows. Collects in
The Great War of Separation Vol. 1 (11/27/26).
From writer Chuck Dixon--co-creator of Bane--with art by Jack Herbert (Brazil) and Cliff Richards (Isom artist filling in). Colors by J. Brown. Featuring characters created by Eric July and Chuck Dixon.
