Top 10 #12 – 2001 concludes the acclaimed series created by legendary writer Alan Moore, alongside artist Gene Ha and inker Zander Cannon, under the America’s Best Comics imprint from WildStorm/DC Comics. This groundbreaking run reimagines the police procedural genre in a world overflowing with superheroes, aliens, robots, and magic — all treated with startling realism, wit, and emotional depth.

Set in Neopolis, a sprawling city where every resident possesses superhuman traits or science fiction-level abilities, this final issue brings the series’ many threads together in a satisfying and poignant finale. The officers of Precinct 10, including characters like Smax, Toybox, and King Peacock, are pushed to their limits as they navigate complex moral dilemmas, unresolved tensions, and one final high-stakes confrontation.

Alan Moore’s storytelling brilliance shines in this concluding chapter, effortlessly blending character drama with satire, social commentary, and emotional resonance. The dialogue is crisp and layered, giving even the smallest characters weight and presence. Gene Ha’s intricate artwork captures the vibrancy and density of Neopolis in breathtaking detail, rewarding careful readers with visual gags, easter eggs, and deeply expressive storytelling on every page.

Top 10 #12 doesn’t just tie up the series; it elevates it. It’s a thoughtful, emotionally grounded finish to one of the most imaginative and genre-defying comics of its time — making it a must-have for fans of Moore’s work, police dramas, and anyone seeking a superhero tale with genuine humanity.

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Complete your Top 10 collection with Top 10 #12 – 2001, a powerful final chapter in a series that redefined what superhero storytelling could be.