With events at the Smith-Petersen base spiraling out of control, an injured Dr. Gohel and Jerome must get the two unconscious Hannahs to safety, but where exactly in Antarctica is safe? And as the danger ramps up, just how much can they trust each other?

SERIES PREMIERE Stargate meets His Dark Materials in a new non-stop sci-fi action blockbuster! Hannah's life imploded the day her father failed to return from the secretive Smith-Petersen Research Station in Antarctica. Alone and on the street, she's at her lowest ebb when a friend offers help. Retrained as an engineer, Hannah secures a job at the same Antarctic station to search for her father and stumbles headfirst into a conspiracy that threatens everything she's ever believed.

Daniel receives a visitor with a familiar knock, and Edward explains that Asenath has left abruptly, leaving him to pick up the pieces of his life. After renovating his old family home, Edward's behaviour once again takes a turn for the worse, as Asenath Waite seeks a new place to live.

Dr. Hannah, a version of Hannah from a world where resources are all but exhausted, has mysteriously materialized along with another station. Concerned, Hannah tries to defend her colleagues against threats both outside and in, but when they are viciously attacked, they flee, only to make another chilling discovery.

After tragedy strikes the group, they must dig deep and use all their skills just to stay alive. After another startling discovery, Dr. Curtis puts a gun to the head of alt-Jim. Will Hannah give herself up to save him? And just who are the new unwelcome visitors?

Following the events of volume one, we return to a happier time in Hannah's past. Dr. Hannah Curtis is seven years old and loves her father. With her sister away, she goes to bed dreaming of the presents she will open in the morning, not realizing the events about to unfold. But Hannah's resourceful and has help on the inside, and when she discovers what's truly happening, she runs to the only place she's told not to: into the Fracture itself. Collects ANTARCTICA #610

"It is true that I have sent six bullets through the head of my best friend, and yet I hope to show by this statement that I am not his murderer." The year is 1933, and Edward Derby's best friend, Daniel Upton, visits him in Arkham Sanitorium and shoots him dead to the horror of the guards. It's an open and shut case - or is it? What happened to this lifelong friendship for it to end this way? Who exactly was Edward Derby at the end of his life? And, most importantly, will his murder be en...

Hannah is just a regular seven-year-old, or so she thought. Drugged and taken to Antarctica for a secret experiment, she becomes suspicious of her surroundings. Combining her own resourcefulness with an unlikely ally, she plots her escape—but on the icy continent, where can she escape to?

Stargate meets His Dark Materials in a new non-stop sci-fi action blockbuster. Hannah's life imploded the day her father disappeared from the secretive Smith-Petersen Research Station in Antarctica. Desperate to find him, she gets a job at the same station and is immediately thrown into events threatening the entire planet when a duplicate station appears, complete with another version of herself hellbent on executing a terrifying agenda. Collects ANTARCTICA #1-5

SERIES FINALE With a brand-new threat arriving at the Smith-Petersen base, Dr. Gohel is in a race against time to save someone's life, while Symonds is in one last desperate bid to send a Hannah into the Fracture—whatever the cost.

After escaping the fake house and discovering another version of herself, young Hannah searches for her father for help. Meanwhile, Dr. Gohel must face the demons of her past and do everything she can to save the people she cares most about.

Relations between the biological and social sciences have been hotly contested and debated over the years. The uses and abuses of biology, not least to legitimate or naturalize social inequalities and to limit freedoms, have rightly been condemned. All too often, however the style of debate has been reductionist and ultimately unfruitful. As we enter an age in which ultr-Darwinian forms of explanation gather momentum and the bio-tech revolution threatens a 'Brave New World' of possibilitie...