Tor Cyan

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Tor Cyan is a 2000 AD character. He first appeared in the series Mercy Heights as an ambulance driver. His blue skin clearly signalling he was somehow connected with the Genetic Infantrymen and that the series was set in the same fictional universe as Nu-Earth although the various links would only be revealed over the course of the series.

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Appearing first in Mercy Heights, he later starred in his own eponymous story, all of which was written by John Tomlinson:

  • Mercy Heights:
    • "Mercy Heights" (with Kev Walker, Lee Sullivan and Andrew Currie, in 2000 AD #1033-1047, 1997)
    • "Dead of Winter" (with Neil Googe, in 2000 AD #1124, 1998)
    • "Mercy Heights Book 2" (with Trevor Hairsine (1-5, 11-15) and Lee Sullivan (6-10), in 2000 AD #1133-1148, 1999)
  • Tor Cyan:
    • "Blue Murder" (with Kev Walker, in 2000 AD #1223-1226, 2001)
    • "Crucible" (with Kev Walker, in 2000 AD #1250-1251, 2001)
    • "Refugee" (with Kev Walker, in 2000 AD #1252-1253, 2001)
    • "World Of Hurt" (with Colin Wilson, in 2000 AD #1254-1256, 2001)
    • "The Dead Sorcerer's Coachman" (with Colin Wilson, in 2000 AD #1263, 2001)
    • "Rahab" (with Jock, in 2000 AD #1295, 2002)
    • "Phage" (with Jock, in 2000 AD #1296, 2002)
    • "No Such Place" (with Jock, in 2000 AD #1297-1299, 2002)

[edit] See also

Other Genetic Infantrymen (and women) with prominent roles:

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