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Dark Horse Presents #10

Dark Horse Comics · March 2012

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About this issue

Writer
Al Gordon, Andrew Vachss, Brian Wood, Carla Speed McNeil, Colin Lorimer, Evan Dorkin, Rich Johnston, Steve Horton, and Steve Niles
Artist
Carla Speed McNeil, Christopher Mitten, Colin Lorimer, Evan Dorkin, Geof Darrow, Kristian Donaldson, Mark Wheatley, Michael Dialynas, Simon Rohrmuller, and Tom Yeates
Colorist
Bill Mudron, Colin Lorimer, Dave Stewart, Jenn Manley Lee, Lori Almeida, Michelle Madsen, Peter Doherty, Sarah Dyer, and Tom Yeates
Letterer
Carla Speed McNeil, Colin Lorimer, Evan Dorkin, Jared K. Fletcher, Jim Reddington, Mark Wheatley, Nate Piekos, Steve Horton, and Tom Orzechowski
Cover
Fiona Staples, Geof Darrow, and Tom Yeates
Editor
Chris Warner, Jim Gibbons, Rachel Edidin, Scott Allie, and Sierra Hahn
Designer
Lia Ribacchi
Production
Jason Hvam
Characters
Amala, Cal McDonald, Callum Israel, Cheese, Jaeger (Dark Horse), Mag Nagendra, Milk, Mo'lock, and Tarzan
Teams
Milk And Cheese
Story arc
Third World
Cover date
March 2012
On sale
21 March 2012
Cover price
$7.99
UPC
76156817843201011
Pages
84
Rating
Unknown

Evan Dorkin is unleashed in House of Fun, and Steve Niles weaves another web of paranormal intrigue in Criminal Macabre: They Fight by Night. Three brothers in a grim, postwar England of the future are given experimental suits that could make them the saviors of mankind-that is, if they can ever get past their obsessions with film, violent video games, and porn in Colin Lorimer's UXB! Brian Wood's The Massive finishes up, Carla Speed McNeil begins an epic new arc of Finder: Third World, Al Gordon and Thomas Yeates's centennial celebration of Tarzan concludes, and much more!