Issue 1
Marnie Young, an executive assistant in San Diego, is a sweet girl who wouldn’t hurt a fly. She’s also super lonely. But one night, without warning, Marnie has a violent seizure; co-workers recoil in horror as she writhes on the floor. Two days later, Marnie wakes up in a hospital room. As her vision comes into focus, she sees…
… 17 doctors and nurses dead on the floor, blood splattered everywhere.
Soon she discovers the shocking truth: Marnie has become lethal, and everyone who comes within three feet of her dies instantly! Is there a cure? Can anyone get close enough to find out?
DIAMOND ITEM CODE: SEP191991
Issue 2
What do you do with a girl like Marnie—who involuntarily kills anyone who steps into her personal space? Do you try to cure her? Imprison her? Weaponize her? Marnie, meanwhile, desperately wants to stop killing innocent (and not-so-innocent) people, which means a mad scramble through a police blockade and into the only empty areas left in San Diego… which aren’t as empty as Marnie thinks…
DIAMOND ITEM CODE: OCT192085
Issue 3
Marnie’s situation grows even more dire as her “kill zone” expands. If it keeps growing at this rate, she’ll murder the entire city! Marnie does have one ally: a mysterious voice on the phone who tries to guide her to safety and help explain her predicament. But then why does he seem to be steering Marnie directly toward danger?
DIAMOND ITEM CODE: NOV191897
Issue 4
It’s Marnie’s worst nightmare: trapped upside-down in a tube, the subject of a series of hellish experiments to uncover the cause of her strange condition (i.e., instantly killing anyone who comes too close to her). If she’s going to survive, Marnie is going to have learn how to harness her bizarre “power” and escape, even if that means heads will have to roll…
DIAMOND ITEM CODE: DEC191884
Issue 3
For three days now, Marnie Young has been desperate to learn the reason for her freakish condition (involuntarily killing anyone who ventures too close to her). But when the horrifying answers finally come, she’ll long for those more innocent days, when she was just murdering doctors and nurses in her sleep.
DIAMOND ITEM CODE: JAN201991