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Dark Horse Presents (1986)

Dark Horse Presents #56

Dark Horse Comics · November 1991

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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.