Preview: The Twilight Zone #11

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The Twilight Zone #11

(W) Mark Russell (A) Victor Alpi

Something odd is happening in the Twilight Zone. In the middle ground between light and shadow, there is now… color?! This volume of The Twilight Zone (#11–16) will feature one color per issue! Enjoy your terrifying black and white with a flourish of pigment.

This issue: Writer Mark Russell (Superman: Space Age, The Flintstones) and artistic powerhouse Victor Alpi lead you into the Twilight Zone, where scientists Roger and Tina strive to understand an alien vegetation that landed on Earth. But as the vegetation grows to cover the Earth and threaten humanity, their research will take on a dire importance. Tell us, dear reader — what would you sacrifice to save humanity? And when would you need to save only yourself?

Cover of The Twilight Zone comic issue 11, titled 'Plant Kingdom', featuring a green and black illustration of a mysterious plant emerging from the ground, with characters in the background.
A promotional image for 'The Twilight Zone' episode titled 'Plant Kingdom', featuring the title in stylized text, surrounded by a swirling black and gray background with stars. It includes credits for the writer, artist, letters, designer, and co-editors.
A comic strip set in an observatory showing characters discussing an impact projection at specific coordinates. One character is at a desk with a laptop while two others talk about a car, referencing a joke. The background features an observatory dome and a glowing object in the sky.
A comic panel featuring two characters, Roger and Tina, who identify themselves as exobiologists specializing in panspermia. The scene shows a lush, green landscape with an alien plant structure, while they discuss theories about alien life and potential invasions. The background is dark with stars, creating a cosmic atmosphere.
A comic panel depicts a group of scientists in protective gear interacting with alien plant life, surrounded by a military vehicle. One scientist appears to be attacked by the vines, shouting in distress, while others look alarmed. The scene conveys a sense of urgency and danger regarding the extraterrestrial flora.
A futuristic aircraft observes a chaotic explosion below, with green elements and action lines conveying movement and intensity. Text boxes indicate a government protocol failure.
A black and white comic panel featuring military personnel and scientists in a control room discussing a failed project, with a focus on the serious expression of General McManus.

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