Cheval Noir #15 (1991) for Sale - Where to Buy

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Seq	Story	Type	Pages	Credits
0	-	cover	1	pencils: Yoshitaka Amano; inks: Yoshitaka Amano
1	Cheval Noir	illustration	1	pencils: Rick Geary; inks: Rick Geary
2	Table of Contents	table of contents	1	letters: typeset
3	G'Wel (Chapter Three)	comic story	14	script: Jean Van Hamme; pencils: Grzegorz Rosiński; inks: Grzegorz Rosiński; letters: Kurt Hathaway
4	Heart of Darkness (Episode VI)	comic story	9	script: Eddie Campbell; pencils: Ed Hillyer; inks: Ed Hillyer
5	Our Secret Shame	comic story	1	script: Rick Geary; pencils: Rick Geary; inks: Rick Geary; letters: Rick Geary
6	The Voyage to Italy Chapter Three	comic story	9	script: Cosey; pencils: Cosey; inks: Cosey; letters: Rachael Rodrigo
7	The Great Secret (Passages Part 1)	comic story	15	script: Andreas Martens, R. J. M. Lofficier, R. J. M. Lofficier; pencils: Andreas Martens; inks: Andreas Martens; letters: Karen Casey-Smith
8	The Mad Scientist Chapter I	comic story	16	script: Jacques Tardi; pencils: Jacques Tardi; inks: Jacques Tardi; letters: Monisha Sheth
9	A Leg	comic story	1	script: Brian Bolland; pencils: Brian Bolland; inks: Brian Bolland; letters: Brian Bolland
10	Post Apocalypse	comic story	1	script: Phil Elliott; pencils: Phil Elliott; inks: Phil Elliott; letters: Phil Elliott
11	The Forever War Book Two: Chapter Two	comic story	9	script: Joe Haldeman; pencils: Marvano; inks: Marvano; letters: L. Lois Buhalis
12	Cheval Noir	illustration	1	pencils: Geof Darrow; inks: Geof Darrow

Collection	Year
The Eyeball Kid #3	1992	On eBay ›
Post Apocalypse #1	1994	On eBay ›

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