Publishers / Boom! Studios / Potter's Field (2007) / #1
1September 2007
$3.99

Potter's Field #1

Boom! Studios · September 2007

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Identification plate

Series
Potter's Field (Boom! Studios, 2007 series)
Issue
#1
Publication date
September 2007
Key date
2007-09-10
Indicia publisher
Boom! Studios
Price
$3.99
Pages
28
Barcode
89340001830601011

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Contents

SeqStoryTypePagesCreditsCharacters
0Cover Acover1pencils: J. G. Jones; inks: J. G. Jones; colors: J. G. JonesJohn Doe
1Potter's Fieldcomic story22script: Mark Waid; pencils: Paul Azaceta; inks: Paul Azaceta; colors: Nick Filardi; letters: Ed DukeshireJohn Doe; Farrah Stone; Danielle Stone; Alejandro Ruiz; Jordan Halfwit; James Paxtin; Detective Nissa Robbins
2Potter's Fieldcredits, title page1pencils: Paul Azaceta; inks: Paul Azaceta; colors: Nick Filardi

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ISBN 978-1-934506-60-8
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