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About this issue
- Writer
- Cliff Biggers, Frank Miller, Jo Duffy, John Arcudi, John Byrne, and Rick Geary
- Artist
- Dale Eaglesham, Dave Johnson, Frank Miller, John Byrne, and Rick Geary
- Penciller
- Tony Akins
- Inker
- Paul Guinan
- Colorist
- Steven Birch
- Letterer
- Frank Miller, Gaspar Saladino, John Byrne, Pat Brosseau, Rick Geary, and Willie Schubert
- Cover
- Dave Johnson, Frank Miller, Jack Pollock, Jim Spivey, John Byrne, Paul Guinan, and Steven Birch
- Editor
- Barbara Randall Kesel, Chris Warner, Jerry Prosser, and Randy Stradley
- Characters
- Aldus Hilltop, Antonia Murcheson, Bethany, Danny, Goldie (Sin City), Jack (Next Men), Jasmine, Marv (Sin City), Nathan, and Oxel Karnhus
- Teams
- Aliens (Xenomorphs) and Next Men
- Cover date
- November 1991
- Cover price
- $3.95
- Pages
- 68
- Rating
- Unknown
DHP's third giant-sized annual promises to be the best one yet! Frank Miller's ongoing adventure series Sin City headlines this all-star issue, which also includes part three of the four-part introduction to The Next Men by John Byrne; a two-part prologue to Aliens: Genocide by writer John Arcudi and artists Tony Atkins and Paul Guinan (Terminator); "Eldgytha," a tale of medieval sex and savagery by Rick Geary (who also provides the issue with a stunning back cover); the wacky adventures of Cliff Biggers, Brett Brooks, and Dave Johnson's Earth Boys; a bizarre case from the private files of The Creep, by John Arcudi and Dale Eaglesham; and misguided sorcery in Jo Duffy and Jo Chacon's Fancies. This is one issue you can't afford to miss.