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The First #34 (2003) · The Collector

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CrossGen
The First (2000)
#34

CrossGen#34

The First

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The First #34

She's Back!

Publisher: CrossGen
Cover date: September 2003
On sale: Aug 6, 2003
Cover price: $2.95
Pages: 36

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Grand Comics Database issue 167113

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Solusandra is back on Elysium and playing rough with her toys to get to what she wants.

Credits

Writer: Barbara Kesel
Penciller: Andy Smith
Inkers: Derek Fridolfs, Robin Riggs, Brad Vancata
Colorist: Morry Hollowell
Letterer: Dave Lanphear
Covers: Andy Smith, Derek Fridolfs, Robin Riggs, Brad Vancata
Cover colors: Morry Hollowell
Cover letters: Dave Lanphear

Characters

Altwaal
Darius
Enson
Gannish
Ihroe
Indorienne
Ingra
Lindy Karsten
Mharrut
Orium
Persha
Pyrem
Rhorf
Rowerd
Seahn
Solusandra
Trenin
Wyture
Yala]

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