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Dragon's Lair #1 (2003) · The Collector

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CrossGen
Dragon's Lair (2003)
#1

CrossGen#1

Dragon's Lair

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Dragon's Lair #1

Publisher: CrossGen
Cover date: August 2003
On sale: Aug 20, 2003
Cover price: $2.95
Pages: 36

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Grand Comics Database issue 250239

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Dirk the Daring must save Princess Daphne from the clutches of Singe.

Writer: Andy Mangels
Penciller: Fabio Laguna
Inker: Fabio Laguna
Colorist: Tony Washington
Letterer: Lithium Pro Design
Cover: Fabio Laguna
Cover colors: Tony Washington

Editorial and production

Editor: Leanne Shaw
Art director: Matt Tyree

Characters

Dirk the Daring
Halvern
her steed Rustspot
his steed Bertram
Leraene
Princess Daphne
Singe
The Lizard King

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