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Negation #17 (2003) · The Collector

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CrossGen
Negation (2002)
#17

CrossGen#17

Negation

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Negation #17

Publisher: CrossGen
Cover date: May 2003
On sale: Apr 16, 2003
Cover price: $2.95
Pages: 36

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Gammid tells the others of how he and the Australians came from Earth and how he was captured.

Credits

Writer: Tony Bedard
Penciller: Luke Ross
Inkers: Drew Geraci, Jon Holdredge
Colorist: Dean White
Letterer: Troy Peteri
Covers: Luke Ross, Drew Geraci, Paul Pelletier, David Meikis
Cover colors: Dean White, James Rochelle

Editorial and production

Other: Mark Alessi
Publisher: Mark Alessi

Characters

Capricia
Corrin
Danik
Evinlea
Fluxor
Galvan
Gammid
Iress
Lizard Lady
Matua
Memi
Mercer Drake
Monchito
Murquade
Samakar
Shassa
Tug
Westin
Zaida
Zephyre

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