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by Chuck Dixon (Author), Jack Herbert (Artist), Cliff Richards (Artist)
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.Author Biography
Chuck Dixon is one of the most prolific writers in American comics, with a career spanning over four decades and thousands of published stories. He is best known for his acclaimed runs on Batman, The Punisher, Nightwing, and Conan, and is the co-creator of Bane--one of the most iconic villains in the DC Universe. Dixon's work is defined by tight pacing, sharp dialogue, and grounded, character-driven action. At Rippaverse Publishing, he writes Alphacore, The Horseman, Seven Deadly Sinners, Great War of Separation, and Zalen, and contributes to the Exclave crossover event.
