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About this issue
- Writer
- Frank Miller, John Arcudi, John Byrne, and Rick Geary
- Artist
- Frank Miller, Gray Morrow, John Byrne, and Rick Geary
- Letterer
- Frank Miller, Gray Morrow, John Byrne, and Rick Geary
- Cover
- Gray Morrow
- Editor
- Barbara Randall Kesel, Chris Warner, Diana Schutz, Jerry Prosser, and Randy Stradley
- Production
- Cary Grazzini, Chris Chalenor, Jack Pollock, Monty Sheldon, and Steven Birch
- Characters
- Bethany, Danny, Jack (Next Men), Jasmine, Marv (Sin City), Nancy Callahan, Nathan, Oxel Karnhus, and Wendy (Sin City)
- Teams
- Next Men
- Cover date
- September 1991
- Cover price
- $2.25
- Pages
- 36
- Rating
- Unknown
In this very special issue we proudly present the eight-page preview of an all-new series created exclusively for Dark Horse Comics, titled "The Next Men," created and illustrated by none other than John Byrne himself! This is an eye-opening first adventure that ties into Byrne's upcoming 2112 graphic novel, set for release later this year, also from Dark Horse. If you're still not satisfied, then take a trip to Frank Miller's Sin City as he brings us part five of this multi-issue run, with "Violent Marv" once more on the move! Meanwhile, John Arcudi and legendary artist Gray Morrow bring us the second chapter of the life of private detective Oxel Karnhus--"The Creep" to his friends. Also, Rick Geary provides a peek at urban angst in "Transgression Hotline."