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In the second volume of Miracleman, journalist Michael Moran discovers that the powers of Miracleman have returned to him. Unbeknownst to Moran, Dr. Emil Gargunza—architect of Project Zarathustra—has been executing a plan that spans decades. Gargunza’s motives focus on Miracleman’s wife and unborn child, setting up a conflict that pits creator against creation. The story delves into Gargunza’s origins, the history of Project Zarathustra, and culminates in a life‑and‑death confrontation deep within the jungles of Paraguay.
First publish date: 1990
Genre: Comics & Graphic Novels/Superhero Comics
Authors: Alan Moore
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