Fathom (comics) "Fathom" vol. 5, also known as "All New Fathom", published 2013–2014, shows Aspen battles the return of the Arctic Blue and shows Anya's daughter, Anika all grown up raised by the resurrected Vana. Aspen teams up with Killian and Chance to prevent the Arctic Blue's plot to bring a frozen apocalypse on Earth and must prevent them from attacking Muria, the Blues' capital city. "Fathom" vol. 6, also known as "Michael Turner's All New Fathom", published since February 2017, includes an all new creative team; Blake Northcott (writer), Marco Renna (pencils), Mark Roslan (digital inks), John Starr (colors) and Zen
Fathom Five (novel) Fathom Five (novel) Fathom Five is a 1979 novel by Robert Westall, and is the sequel to "The Machine Gunners" (1975). The book combines elements of spy story with the rites of a passage of teenage life. The characters are now older than in "The Machine Gunners", and the themes are appropriate to their age. The transition from boy to man is one of the central aspects of the novel, and Chas is ultimately faced with a decision a mature adult would find daunting. While "The Machine Gunners" tends to focus on the bombing and fear of invasion in 1941,