Quantum and Woody: Magnum Force (TPB)

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(taken from the back of the trade paperback)

WAR · PEACE · FEAR

So far, it's all been a game. Woody, sensing his best friend Eric's need to find real purpose in life, talked him into adopting super-hero identities and fighting crime. It was something Woody thought would last about a week or so. It was easy for Woody to take their cases lightly because they were all light-weight cases. It was all in fun, and all for the single purpose of mocking Eric while distracting them both through their mourning of their parents' deaths.

Neither Quantum nor Woody ever believed their new super-hero careers would ever become "real". Neither of them ever dreamed it would cost the life of one of their friends.

MAGNUM FORCE is a turn in the road of Quantum & Woody. In their first encounter with an actual villain, the heroes are, for the first time, confronted with the true cost of heroism. Woody's one-week "gag" becomes all too real for him, and the partners are given a fire baptism in the high-stakes, winner-take-all game of good verses evil--

--and the price to be paid for winning or losing it.

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Brand new cover by M.D. Bright, Greg Adams, and Digital Broome.
This trade collects the next four issues of this series (#13-16), meaning the fourth part of the "Magnum Force" story – titled "The Final Round: Hate!" – as it is in issue #17.
All four covers of the regular issues are displayed on the main index page (pages 4-5) only.
The four issues (#13-16) are reprinted without any edits, however, the two pages titled "The Fish" (from #13) are separated from the main story of this issue by the two index pages.
Eight brand new pages have been added in between the reprinted stories:
- Page 1: "The House That Taylor Built"
- Page 25: "Feelings"
- Pages 26: "Moses, Jesus and Muhammad"
- Pages 48-49: "Jabba and the Wet Thong"
- Pages 71-73: "Ducks: An Homage"
Plus ads for Quantum and Woody #32 and Unity 2000.