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Saga Volume Four continues the saga of Marko and Alana, a couple of interstellar heritage, as they confront new alien adversaries and explore strange worlds. The twins, Marko and Alana’s extraordinary child Hazel, grows from infant to toddler amid the family’s efforts to survive and thrive in a vast sci‑fi universe. Their story blends action, family dynamics, and the nuances of interracial marriage and parenting exceptional children.
First publish date: 2012
Genre: Comics & Graphic Novels/Graphic Fiction
Authors: Brian K. Vaughan
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