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Cheval Noir (1989)

Cheval Noir #17

Dark Horse Comics · April 1991

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About this issue

Writer
Andreas, Brian Bolland, Cosey (Bernard Cosendai), Eddie Campbell, Jacques Tardi, Jean Van Hamme, Joe Haldeman, Phil Elliott, Richard Forgues, and Wes Kublick
Artist
Andreas, Brian Bolland, Cosey (Bernard Cosendai), Ed Hillyer, Geof Darrow, Grzegorz Rosinski, Jacques Tardi, Marvano, Phil Elliott, Richard Forgues, and Rick Geary
Letterer
Ed Hillyer, Karen Casey-Smith, Kurt Hathaway, Lois Buhalis, Monisha Sheth, Rachael Rodrigo, and Woodrow Phoenix
Cover
Jacques Tardi and Rick Geary
Editor
Barbara Randall Kesel, Chris Warner, Diana Schutz, Jean-Marc Lofficier, Michael D. Koch, Randy Lofficier, Randy Stradley, and Terry Nantier
Assistant Editor
Jim Spivey
Designer
Dave Stevens and Todd Klein
Production
Chris Chalenor, Jack Pollock, Monty Sheldon, and Steven Birch
Characters
Adèle Blanc-Sec, Eyeball Kid, G'wel, J'on, and Rork
Cover date
April 1991
Cover price
$4.50
Pages
84
Rating
Mature

Eddie Campbell and Ed Hillyer's "The Eyeball Kid" regains his godly powers and flies off to take his revenge on the Telchines, while the third chapter of Tardi's classic "The Mad Scientist" continues with their second chapter of "The Forever War: Book Two." Also in this issue is the conclusion of "Rork" by Andreas! Also, Rosinski and Van-Hamme tell their tale of "Chninkel", as Cosey continues his "Voyage to Italy"!