Infinitedc Stories

In the first-ever "holiday serial" of Infinite DC, Lindy - the 8th incarnation of Neas - comes to the aid of apartment tenants on Christmas Eve when their home is threatened to be demolished by a powerful property developer and his hoodlum lackey. With help from her friends, "The Fix-Its" (small, living alien spaceships), Lindy must also deal with the unexpected arrival of the one and (thankfully) only Grinch of Whoville, who has his own goal of destroying Christmas! Can Lindy and the Fix-Its bring a miracle to this bleak dimension?

In this Infinite DC one-shot that follows directly after the events of "The Adventures of Captain Knutz," Craig has left behind his adventures in the Infinite DC for a simple life in his own world with his friends and family. Or so he thought, until a mysterious incarnation of Neas named Seana crashes into his simple life. Now, whether he likes it or not, the Infinite DC calls back Craig of the Creek, and he makes a surprising discovery about Seana that changes his future journeys forever!

Kara, the thirteenth incarnation of Neas the Gladiator of Gallifrey, arrives in a strange, melancholic world that strongly resembles another that she visited in a previous regeneration. Accompanied by her best friend and adopted brother, Craig Williams, and Mireya (the seventh incarnation of Aznavorian the Tinkerer, Neas' father), they discover a presence familiar to Kara that could lead them into serious interdimensional trouble.

Neas's tenth regeneration and Scarlet, the fifth incarnation of his Time Lord father ("The Tinkerer"), make an unexpected arrival into a world ravaged by giant monsters and robots. Only a strange unknown rift somewhere in the realm interferes with their plan for escape, forcing the Time Lords into investigating the situation while trying to stay alive. Meanwhile, another possible threat arises in the form of Godzilla!

Cara, the third regeneration of the Time Lord called "Neas," brings her young companions Gumball and Darwin Watterson to 1982 Antarctica where they discover a disturbing alien parasite capable of mimicking whatever form it takes hold of. Trapped in an American research base with a group of men whose paranoia increases as the parasite mimics more of their team, Cara, Gumball, and Darwin are faced with choice of staying to help defeat the "thing from another world" or leave the dimension while they still have their bodies!

Alicia, the fifteenth regeneration of Neas, brings Ben Tennyson and Newt Scamander to the alien world of Pandora, in hopes of finding more fantastic beasts for Newt to discover. Their casual trip turns into a mission to save a civilization on the brink of extinction when the Daleks are discovered on the planet, exterminating all life to cultivate a new home for themselves. To make matters worse, the ruthless Colonel Miles Quaritch has his own agenda for the planet, one that could destroy Pandora entirely when combined with the Daleks' plans.

We've seen the many journeys of Neas, the Gladiator of Gallifrey, across the Infinite DC. But what about their father, Aznavorian the Tinkerer? What journeys have these men and women led in, around, and outside the lives of Neas? The incarnations of the Tinkerer of Gallifrey are chronicled in this anthology series, detailing their births, lives, and deaths within the Infinite DC. Feeling homesick on the anniversary of her past wedding to Kristin Curtsinger, Rania (the sixth incarnation of Aznavorian the Tinkerer) returns with Neas to their home realm, only to discover that Kristin has remarried to a man named Dale. However, Dale soon becomes the target of an interdimensional hunter, for reasons Rania will (reluctantly) have to investigate.

The Doctor and his companion, Donna Noble, have arrived in Costa Rica during the mid-21st century. However, this isn't Costa Rica, and they aren't in the mid-21st century. They've actually arrived on Isla Nublar in the late 20th century...in the Infinite DC! Separated, they will have to rely on Neas, an old friend of the Doctor's who has also arrived on Isla Nublar in her still-new twelfth incarnation named "Cici". Along with her on this journey are Benson, Mordecai, and Rigby, who are only there by accidental means. Then there's the manner of dinosaurs who are appearing in John Hammond's new amusement park that are not biologically engineered by InGen. Can Cici and the Doctor solve all these concerns before an unnatural storm sweeps across the island?

Christmas is in crisis! A theft of Grinch-level proportions has occurred in the North Pole, although the Grinch is not the one responsible this time. All of the presents for the good boys and girls of the Earth have been stolen and scattered across the multiverse. The only hope for Santa and the elves, including Buddy Hobbs (a human raised by elves), is Neas the Gladiator of Gallifrey. Luckily, they have two incarnations of the Gladiator to help save Christmas. It truly is a "holiday duality" in this 2-part Infinite DC Journeys special, narrated by Buddy's adopted elf father, Papa Elf.

Mordecai and Rigby are plunged into another weird, life-threatening scenario along with the rest of their crew from the Park. Thankfully, their newest situation reunites them with Cici, the twelfth incarnation of Neas the Gladiator of Gallifrey. However, this version is not quite the same as the woman they first met. Newly regenerated, following a lost conflict among humans and machines, Cici must now find a way to save companions she has yet to meet, as well as time and reality itself, from the Terminators and their sworn enemies: the Cybermen!

It's Anais Watterson's first trip through the Infinite DC, and she wants to see one of many New Yorks of a parallel universe. Cara, the 4th incarnation of Neas the Gladiator of Gallifrey, delivers on this - against the wishes of Anais's older brothers, Gumball and Darwin. Unfortunately, the New York they come to has been converted into a maximum-security prison overrun with murderers, terrorists, metahumans, superheroes, a Snake, a Duke....and Daleks!

Long before her sixth regeneration, Candace (the original incarnation of Neas) had once taken an earlier trip into the macabre universe known as "The Twilight Zone." Along with her companion/adopted son, Alan Harris, they arrive in the desolate, isolated town of Peaksville, Ohio. If the name of this town sounds familiar, that's because it is the home of "The Monster," Anthony Fremont. Thankfully, Candace and Alan won't be dealing with the wrath of Anthony alone. In this journey of theirs, they also encounter the original incarnation of Candace's friend and mentor, The Doctor, and his companions (Ian, Barbara, and Susan). But are the six of them capable of handling the godlike mental powers of a six-year-old?

The Cyber War has taken an unusual turn for Thomas, the eleventh incarnation of Neas (the Gladiator of Gallifrey). Somehow, his past second incarnation, Sonia, has crossed timelines with him. The cause of this occurrence is a mystery to both Time Lords, who must work together to evade one of the most unstoppable forces within the Infinite DC that is pursuing them across time, space, and reality.

In Infinite DC's first-ever comic, Kara ("The Thirteenth Gladiator") is drawn into a hunt for a rogue "bio-exorcist" by the name of Beetlejuice. Somehow, Beetlejuice has obtained the ability to hop around from one dimension to another, whether it's within the land of the living or the deceased. The only way Kara and her companions, Craig Williams and Mireya ("The Seventh Tinkerer"), can deal with this obnoxious, devious ghoul from the Netherworld is to call the one and true professionals in hunting ghosts: the Ghostbusters!

Through an anomaly-infested time vortex, the Fourth Doctor, Leela, and K-9 arrive at the city of Detroit in a dystopian future. Little do they know that they have come to one of the worlds within the infinite dimensional corridor at the same time as Neas (in his tenth regeneration), his father Aznavorian the Tinkerer (in his "Rania" incarnation), and their human companion, Al-Lee Kirsch. Matters become more complicated with the emergence of Major Motoko Kusanagi, an old ally of Neas's from his days of fighting in the Cyber War. It turns out Neas's arrival in Old Detroit is not by chance. A "cyber-force" is growing under the noses of the Omni Consumer Products ("OCP") executives...one that comes from the very future that the Major had escaped. These events are the genesis of the worst war Neas had ever participated in, and he has the chance to prevent it from happening. But will fate allow him?

We've seen the many journeys of Neas, the Gladiator of Gallifrey, across the Infinite DC. But what about their father, Aznavorian the Tinkerer? What journeys have these men and women led in, around, and outside the lives of Neas? The incarnations of the Tinkerer of Gallifrey are chronicled in this anthology series, detailing their births, lives, and deaths within the Infinite DC. The Tinkerer of Gallifrey meets the Man with the Hat! Having just regenerated into her seventh incarnation, Aznavorian (now "Mireya") goes on an adventure greater than any she's been on with Neas. In the Gladiator's absence, she and Craig Williams - the "Most Important Boy in the Multiverse" - must work with famous archaeologist Indiana Jones, his father (Henry Jones, Sr.), and Master Chief to locate Neas's lost TARDIS. Adding to their troubles is the sinister Nazi Colonel Schneider, who sets his sights on the Gallifreyan ship for mysterious purposes.

The strange case of missing Hawkins, Indiana resident Will Byers is retold in this Infinite DC adaptation of Netflix's hit series, Stranger Things. Si, the 21st regeneration of Neas, and her companion Hellboy set out to investigate Will's case, after uncovering a pocket universe connected to the town. Unfortunately, Si's snooping gets her closer than she initially desired, when she is trapped in the "Upside Down." Her only hope lies in Hellboy, a mysterious girl with unspeakable abilities, and the unlikely heroes of Hawkins, who will experience a night of Halloween they won't soon forget.

*Note: Certain elements from this serial are no longer canonical with the rest of the Infinite DC series, such as the featured incarnation of Neas ("Gen"). Fourteen years have passed since the events of Matrix Revolutions. Thanks to the bravery of "The One" known as Neo, there has been peace between humans and machines. Morpheus, Neo's mentor and friend, has not lost hope in believing Neo still exists somewhere in the Matrix. In his search, he crosses paths with Gen, the eighth regeneration of Neas, and her companion, Ryuko Matoi, via the Matrix of Time supercomputer aboard her T.A.R.D.I.S. Their expedition brings them to a disturbing discovery and an unsettling secret that could change everything they've held dear during fourteen years of peace.

En route to the planet Antarea, Cara (the third regeneration of Neas) and her teenage companion Toby are thrown off course and arrive in Outworld, one of many interconnected realms. After being mortally wounded in the aftermath of a skirmish, Cara regenerates into her next incarnation, "Margie", and is coerced into partaking in a fighting tournament known as "Mortal Kombat". From here, Margie solidifies her new position as an Earthrealm defender, alongside Toby and her mentor, Raiden, as well as other fighters - Liu Kang, Sonya Blade, and Kenshi. Their mission is to protect the realms from the forces of the powerful, deadly sorcerer, Shang Tsung, and his four-armed Shokan champion, Goro.

We've seen the many journeys of Neas, the Gladiator of Gallifrey, across the Infinite DC. But what about their father, Aznavorian the Tinkerer? What journeys have these men and women led in, around, and outside the lives of Neas? The incarnations of the Tinkerer of Gallifrey are chronicled in this anthology series, detailing their births, lives, and deaths within the Infinite DC. In this one-shot, Steven Curtsinger (the original incarnation of Aznavorian) is about to experience his first-ever regeneration, shortly after an encounter with an old rival from Gallifrey.