Hell PHYRE: Original Motion Comic

Episode 2

Shadows & Flames

Patricia and Red Fox begin piecing together her lost history as a separate investigation links a cluster of missing persons cases to people with unnatural abilities. A blue-skinned giant designated Jotunn tears through a Brooklyn electronics factory, drawing Hellion Blade toward a new confrontation.

Episode 3

Power Absolute

Hellion Blade pursues Jotunn through an industrial facility while PDNY robo-cops prove no match for the creature's brute force. Across the city, fashion designer Felix Stein fires Teresa Jacobs, triggering her emergence as Nytemare.

Episode 4

The Terror Within

Patricia uses a fire truck to neutralize Jotunn, while Nytemare bends Felix Stein's will through psychic manipulation to secure Teresa a lucrative contract. Red Fox identifies Jotunn as Victor Hale, a victim of genetic experimentation by DynNova, opening a formal investigation.

Episode 5

Distant Echoes

Patricia shares fragmented memories of being drugged and losing decades of her life, and Red Fox responds with declassified footage showing her operating as a covert asset called the Golden Witch in 1990s Guatemala. He then introduces the case of Caleb Freeman, a man whose history may mirror her own.

Episode 6

Defend The Mighty

Bus driver Caleb Freeman intervenes when a grotesque man-pig named Bo'am robs a Brooklyn bank, exposing his purple hellfire abilities to Red Fox and Patricia. The three converge for a tense first meeting and agree to jointly investigate DynNova.

Episode 7

Insurance Policy

The newly formed trio infiltrates a DynNova facility and finds records of genetic experiments conducted on newborns, all connected to Zeto's corporate network. A gravity-manipulating assassin and a creature called Torsion are dispatched to stop them, and Red Fox is left paralyzed in the attack.

Episode 8

Built In A Day

Red Fox wakes unable to walk, and Teresa takes operational command of a group struggling to hold together. Caleb learns he has been missing since 1988, pointing P.H.Y.R.E.'s timeline back to Cold War-era human trials long before Zeto's corporation existed.