Editing Fusion (Eclipse Comics) (section)

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| title               = Fusion
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| schedule            = Monthly
| ongoing             = y
| SciFi               = y
| publisher           = [[Eclipse Comics]]
| startmo             = January
| startyr             = 1987
| endmo               = October
| endyr               = 1989
| issues              = 17
| main_char_team      = Indio Tremaine<br />Dow Cook<br />Tan<br />Beolvoch<br />Alshain<br />Carz<br />Herrick<br />Haven<br />Eddie
| issn                =
| writers             = [[Steven Barnes]]<br>[[Michael Reaves]]
| artists             = 
| pencillers          = [[Lela Dowling]]<br />[[Steve Gallacci]]
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| editors             = [[Lex Nakashima]]
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| subcat              = Eclipse Comics
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| sort                = Fusion (Eclipse Comics)
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'''''Fusion''''' was an [[American comic book]] [[ongoing series|series]] published from [[1987 in comics|1987]]–[[1989 in comics|1989]] by [[Eclipse Comics]], whose creative team included the writer [[Steven Barnes]], the artists [[Lela Dowling]] and [[Steve Gallacci]], conceptual editor [[Lex Nakashima]] and many more.

The world of ''Fusion'' is centuries in our future, when a series of galactic wars have led to a spiraling [[arms race]] between "tekkers and splicers" — that is, between those who take a technological and technocratic route to improving humanity, and those who have abandoned humanity altogether through genetic engineering. The story involves the exploits of a group of space mercenaries in an era when humans who have not been enhanced either [[genetics|genetically]] or [[cybernetics|cybernetically]], are becoming extremely rare.

From the first issue, the book included two back up series featuring ''Dr. Watchstop'', and the ''Weasel Patrol'', a comic stemming from doodles "drawn" of Tan.

''Weasel Patrol'' had an animated pilot that was produced by [[Nickelodeon]] in 1991. It was never picked up as a series.<ref>{{Cite web|url=http://cartoonresearch.com/index.php/animation-anecdotes-372/|title = Animation Anecdotes #372 &#124;}}</ref>

In 2014, the first five issues were reprinted in a collection titled ''Fusion: The Soulstar Commission''.<ref>{{cite book
 |last=Barnes
 |first=Steven
 |date=October 23, 2014
 |title=Fusion: The Soulstar Commission
 |url=
 |location=
 |publisher=About Comics
 |page=
 |isbn=9781936404490
}}</ref>