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The First #3 (2001) · The Collector

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CrossGen
The First (2000)
#3

CrossGen#3

The First

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The First #3

Publisher: CrossGen
Cover date: February 2001
Cover price: $2.95
Pages: 36

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Credits

Writer: Barbara Kesel
Penciller: Bart Sears
Inker: Andy Smith
Colorist: Michael Atiyeh

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Grand Comics Database issue 90031

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Raamia tells Seahn about how an assassination attempt on Altwaal caused her death and how Altwaal brought her back to life. Orium tells Persha about the same events, but with a different perspective. Also, Ingra puts a spell on Persha that prevents her from speaking to anyone about reuniting the houses.

Letterer

Dave Lanphear

Covers

Bart Sears, Andy Smith

Cover colors

Michael Atiyeh

Characters

Ingra
Orium
Persha
Seahn, Raamia

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