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1December 2010
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DC Comics Presents: Jack Cross #1

DC · December 2010 · on sale 2010-10-06

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Series
DC Comics Presents: Jack Cross (DC, 2010 series)
Issue
#1
Publication date
December 2010
Key date
2010-12-00
On-sale date
2010-10-06
Indicia publisher
DC Comics
Price
$7.99
Pages
100
Barcode
76194129912900111

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Contents

SeqStoryTypePagesCreditsCharacters
0Jack Crosscover1pencils: Gary Erskine; inks: Gary ErskineJack Cross
1Love Will Get You Killed One of Fourcomic story22script: Warren Ellis; pencils: Gary Erskine; inks: Gary Erskine; colors: Brian Reber; letters: Rob LeighJack Cross
2Love Will Get You Killed Two of Fourcomic story22script: Warren Ellis; pencils: Gary Erskine; inks: Gary Erskine; colors: Brian Reber; letters: Rob LeighJack Cross
3Love Will Get You Killed Three of Fourcomic story22script: Warren Ellis; pencils: Gary Erskine; inks: Gary Erskine; colors: Brian Reber; letters: Rob LeighJack Cross
4Love Will Get You Killed Four of Fourcomic story22script: Warren Ellis; pencils: Gary Erskine; inks: Gary Erskine; colors: Brian Reber; letters: Rob LeighJack Cross

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