Warlord of Mars #1 (2010) for Sale - Where to Buy

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Seq	Story	Type	Pages	Credits	Characters
0	Cover A - Alex Ross	cover	1	pencils: Alex Ross; inks: Alex Ross; colors: Alex Ross	John Carter
1	Credits and indicia	credits, title page	1	letters: typeset
2	A Tale of Two Planets, Part 1	comic story	22	script: Arvid Nelson; pencils: Stephen Sadowski; inks: Stephen Sadowski; colors: Adriano Lucas; letters: Troy Peteri	John Carter; James Powell; Tars Tarkas; Sola; White Apes
3	A note from E.R. Burroughs concerning this series	text story	2	script: Edgar Rice Burroughs; pencils: Steve Sadowski; inks: Steve Sadowski	John Carter; Edgar Rice Burroughs
4	-	in-house column	1	pencils: various; inks: various; colors: various; letters: typeset

Edition	How to tell
Cover B - J. Scott Campbell	See the GCD record for identification notes.
Cover C - Joe Jusko	See the GCD record for identification notes.
Cover D - Lucio Parrillo	See the GCD record for identification notes.
"Negative Art" Retailer Incentive Cover - J. Scott Campbell	See the GCD record for identification notes.
"Virgin Art" Retailer Incentive Cover - Alex Ross	See the GCD record for identification notes.
"Black and White" Retailer Incentive Cover J. Scott Campbell	price [none]; barcode 725130154309

Collection	Year
Warlord of Mars #1 ISBN 1-60690-206-7; 978-1-60690-206-6	2011	On eBay ›
Warlord of Mars Omnibus #1 ISBN 160690504X; 978-1606905043	2017	On eBay ›

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