Hourman #20
2000
- Series
- Hourman
- Issue
- 20
- Cover date
- Nov 1, 2000
- Story title
- My So-Called Afterlife
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Hourman #20, published by DC Comics in March 2001, served as the final issue of the solo series featuring the android iteration of the hero, Matthew Tyler. The series, written primarily by Tom Peyer, explored the existential complexities of an android from the 853rd century navigating the modern DC Universe. This concluding issue provided a sense of closure for the character's journey, focusing on his final choices regarding his own humanity and his place in the timeline.
The interior art for the series finale was provided by Rags Morales, whose work was instrumental in defining the visual language of the book. Morales employed a dynamic, character-focused style that leaned into the emotional gravity of Tyler's internal conflict. Upon its release, the series was well-regarded by critics and dedicated readers for its thoughtful tone and willingness to take risks with a legacy character, marking it as a cult favorite within the broader DC stable of the turn of the millennium.
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