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The First TPB #1 (2001) · The Collector

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CrossGen
The First TPB (2001)
#1

CrossGen#1

The First TPB

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The First TPB #1

Two Houses Divided

Publisher: CrossGen
Cover date: November 2001
Cover price: $19.95
Pages: 196
ISBN: 9781931484046

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Grand Comics Database issue 945148

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Enson leads Seahn to a legendary object.

Credits

Writer: Barbara Kesel
Pencillers: Bart Sears, Andrea Di Vito
Inkers: Andy Smith, Lary Stucker
Colorists: Michael Atiyeh, Paul Mounts
Letterer: Dave Lanphear
Covers: Christopher Moeller, Bart Sears, Andy Smith, Andrea Di Vito
Cover colors: Christopher Moeller, Michael Atiyeh

Characters

Altwaal
Ardia
Bard
Braag
Empher
Enson
Gannish
Ghirretur
Gracos
Ihroe
Ingra
Kerspan
Obo-san
Orium
Persha
Pyrem
Raamia
Ravaca
Rho Rhustane
Seahn
Shinnsa
Tiena
Todosi
Trenin
Tulity
Vechem
Viham
Wyture
Yala]

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