Suddenly, I realized I was no longer a slave to recorded history. I was in virgin territory. -- From that moment on... I was in control of my own destiny. -- I cried. 
Solicitation[]
The good Doc trashed on Sally Jesse Raphael?! It's true! In the late 1980s, Bart Simms' daughter has written a tell-all book about his exploits, and since she's hated him from birth, it's probably not going to be good for his reputation! As impostors emerge from the woodwork to claim his name as theirs, Tomorrow is faced with his final battle...the one for his legacy!
The Tomorrow War, Part 1[]
Appearances[]
Featured Characters:
Supporting Characters:
- Jason Simms (First appearance) (Bart's grandson)
- Mushroom Cloud
- Shannon Martin Simms (Bart's daughter & Jason's mother)
Villains:
- Guntar Holtz (Mentioned only)
- Nazis (On a TV or computer screen)
- T.I.M.E. Vaulters (First appearance)
- Archival Team / Archivists
Other Characters:
- Sally (On a TV or computer screen)
- "Dateline" (On a TV or computer screen)
- "Doctor Tomorrow: The Motion Picture" (On a TV or computer screen)
- A dying time-traveler
- Danny Aiello (On a TV or computer screen) (as Chester "Cappy" Thorton)
- Doris Martin (On a TV or computer screen)
- Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI) (On a TV or computer screen)
- Tom Cruise (On a TV or computer screen) (as Bart Simms / Doctor Tomorrow)
- Elvis Presley (Mentioned only)
- Jim Morrison (Mentioned only)
- Marilyn Monroe (magazine cover)
Locations:
- United States of America
- California
- New York
- Washington, D.C. (On a TV or computer screen)
- Vietnam
- Vietnam War (Mentioned only)
- World War II (On a TV or computer screen)
- Japan
- Hiroshima
- Atomic bombing of Hiroshima (In a photograph only)
- Hiroshima
- Pearl Harbor
- Japan
Items:
- 175k
- Angel Computer
- Atomic weapons (Mentioned only)
- Baseball bat
- Doctor Tomorrow Action Figures
- Doctor Tomorrow
- Cappy
- Teutonic Knight
- Guntar Holtz
- Albert Einstein
- Omen
- Prophet
- Tomorrow Motorcycle
- World of Tomorrow
- Asian Jungle Warlord Playset
- Magazines
- "The Lost Diary of Tomorrow - Amazing Predictions of Future Events"
- "The World of Weird"
- "Unexplained Planet - The Doc & Marilyn: Now It Can Be Told!"
- "My Father's Tomorrow" (novel written by Shannon Simms)
- Nuclear stockpile (On a TV or computer screen)
- Second-hand lamp
- Time capsule (shown, at last)
- Vaporizer gun (from the future)
Vehicles:
- Bombers (On a TV or computer screen)
- Omen (On a TV or computer screen)
Credits[]
- Writers: Bob Layton
- Pencilers: Anthony Williams, Alex Maleev (pin-up)
- Inkers: Andy Lanning, Alex Maleev (pin-up)
- Colorists: Atomic Paintbrush, Alex Maleev (pin-up)
- Letterers: Comicraft, Dave Lanphear, Siobhan Hanna
- Cover Artists: Scott McDaniel, Atomic Paintbrush
- Editors: Mike Marts, Evan Skolnick (executive), Peter Sanderson (essay)
- Editor-in-Chief: Fabian Nicieza
- Dedicated to the work of Frank Miller
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Notes[]
- Cover layout, logo, and letters page design by Comicraft.
- Contains an afterword by editor Mike Marts and an essay about Frank Miller written by Peter Sanderson.
- Bonus pin-up by Alex Maleev
Quotes[]
Was Elvis really Doctor Tomorrow? - The truth revealed inside!
- -- "The World of WEIRD" - magazine
- Suddenly, I realized I was no longer a slave to recorded history. I was in virgin territory. -- From that moment on... I was in control of my own destiny. -- I cried.
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