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About this issue
- Writer
- Anthony Smith, Eddie Campbell, Frank Miller, John Arcudi, John Byrne, and Rick Geary
- Artist
- Dale Eaglesham, Eddie Campbell, Eric Vincent, Frank Miller, John Byrne, and Rick Geary
- Inker
- Rick Geary
- Colorist
- Rachelle Menashe
- Letterer
- Eddie Campbell, Eric Vincent, Frank Miller, John Byrne, and Pat Brosseau
- Cover
- Dale Eaglesham, Eddie Campbell, Eric Vincent, Frank Miller, Jack Pollock, Jim Spivey, John Byrne, and Rachelle Menashe
- Editor
- Anina Bennett, Chris Warner, Diana Schutz, Jerry Prosser, Karl Kesel, and Randy Stradley
- Production
- Cary Grazzini, Chris Chalenor, Jack Pollock, Monty Sheldon, and Steven Birch
- Characters
- Aldus Hilltop, Antonia Murcheson, Bethany, Danny, Jack (Next Men), Jasmine, Kevin (Sin City), Marv (Sin City), Nathan, and Oxel Karnhus
- Teams
- Next Men
- Cover date
- December 1991
- Cover price
- $3.50
- Pages
- 52
- Rating
- Unknown
Alien Fire returns from Anthony Smith and Eric Vincent! New Material from Eddie Campbell, Frank Miller, John Byrne, John Arcudi and Dale Eaglesham! Cover by Miller and Byrne! We had so much great material left over from the 64-page Annual (offered last month) that we couldn't fit it into a regular-sized issue! In this 48-page "Post-Annual," readers will see: the action-packed conclusion to "Interlude," the prelude to John Byrne's The Next Men; Marv comes closer to finding Goldie's killer in Frank Miller's Sin City; Eddie Campbell's trip "Around the World in Eighty Frames," plus, John Arcudi and Dale Eaglesham's The Creep.