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1September 2004
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Bloodhound #1

DC · September 2004 · on sale 2004-07-14

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Identification plate

Series
Bloodhound (DC, 2004 series)
Issue
#1
Publication date
September 2004
Key date
2004-09-00
On-sale date
2004-07-14
Indicia publisher
DC Comics
Price
$2.95; 4.50 CAD
Pages
36
Barcode
76194123876000111

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Contents

SeqStoryTypePagesCreditsCharacters
0Bloodhoundcover1pencils: Dave Johnson; inks: Dave Johnson; colors: Dave JohnsonBloodhound [Travis Clevenger]; Agent Saffron Bell
1Greenlightcomic story22script: Dan Jolley; pencils: Leonard Kirk; inks: Robin Riggs; colors: Moose Baumann; letters: Rob LeighBloodhound [Travis Clevenger] (first appearance); Agent Jerry Bryce (first appearance); Agent Saffron Bell (first appearance); Lopez (first appearance; villain)
2DC in Demand 07.04in-house column1script: ? [as your Mole in 1700]; letters: typeset

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ISBN 978-1-61655-125-4
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