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Crux #27 (2003) · The Collector

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CrossGen
Crux (2001)
#27

CrossGen#27

Crux

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Crux #27

Flashpoint

Publisher: CrossGen
Cover date: July 2003
On sale: Jun 18, 2003
Cover price: $2.95
Pages: 36

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Grand Comics Database issue 167186

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Galvan rebels against his betrayers as Aristophanes brings the war with Terra Cognito to the orbiting battle station. The Negation army is nearing Atlantis. The humans are preparing to destroy the ancient city from space.

Credits

Writer: Chuck Dixon
Penciller: Paul Ryan
Inker: Pablo Marcos
Colorists: Caesar Rodriguez, Michael Garcia
Letterer: Oscar Gongora
Covers: Paul Ryan, Pablo Marcos
Cover colors: Caesar Rodriguez

Characters

Amatus
Aristophanes
Belphir
Benedict
Galvan
Geromi
Negation Army
Paxtan
Rhezus
Terra Cognito forces
Thraxis
Tug
Verityn
Zephyre

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