Publishers / Dark Horse / Concrete (1989) / #1
1February 1989
$2.95; 3.70 CAD

Concrete #1

Dark Horse · February 1989

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Identification plate

Series
Concrete (Dark Horse, 1989 series)
Issue
#1
Issue title
Land and Sea
Publication date
February 1989
Key date
1989-02-00
Indicia publisher
Dark Horse Comics Inc.
Price
$2.95; 3.70 CAD
Pages
68

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Contents

SeqStoryTypePagesCreditsCharacters
0-cover2pencils: Paul Chadwick; inks: Paul Chadwick; colors: Paul ChadwickConcrete
1A Note from the Author...foreword, introduction, preface, afterword1script: Paul Chadwick
2A Stone Among Stonescomic story26script: Paul Chadwick; pencils: Paul Chadwick; inks: Paul Chadwick; letters: Bill SpicerConcrete
3The Transatlantic Swimcomic story34script: Paul Chadwick; pencils: Paul Chadwick; inks: Paul Chadwick; letters: Bill SpicerConcrete
4Special Section: The Work You Don't Seeillustration4script: Paul Chadwick; pencils: Paul Chadwick; inks: Paul ChadwickConcrete
5-credits, title page1letters: typeset

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