Raw
—
No current listings
No current eBay listings for Deadman #1 (2006).
See the price historyFree for 7 days, no card needed
What is an asking price?
What sellers are asking on eBay right now. Books often sell for less, especially raw copies with Best Offer.
Market today · Raw
In the catalog price sweep.
See listings on eBayPrices from eBay · asking prices, without shipping
Own this comic?
Add it to your collection and follow what it is worth, next to every other book you own. Scan the barcode or a CGC label to add the rest in seconds.
Start your collectionFree for 7 days, no card needed · Log in
About this issue
- Writer
- Bruce Jones
- Artist
- John Watkiss
- Colorist
- Jeromy Cox
- Letterer
- Jared K. Fletcher
- Cover
- John Watkiss
- Editor
- Jonathan Vankin
- Associate Editor
- Pornsak Pichetshote
- Characters
- Deadman (Cayce), Sarah Gaines, and Scott Cayce
- Cover date
- October 2006
- Cover price
- $2.99
- UPC
- 76194124898100111
- Pages
- 36
- Rating
- Mature
The superstar veteran team of fan-favorite writer Bruce Jones (NIGHTWING, THE WARLORD) and innovative artist John Watkiss (SANDMAN MYSTERY THEATRE, TRIGGER) explores the mysteries of life ? and love ? after death in this original re-imagining of the classic DC character. Combining over-the-top action and brain-tingling speculation, this is Deadman as only Vertigo could deliver in an ongoing series about sex and string theory; parapsychology and political conspiracy; where the "wonder years" and the afterlife are just two dimensions of the same reality. Brandon Cayce is cocky young pilot for a major airline who likes to fly right and party all night. With his older brother Scott at the controls, Brandon is "deadheading" a free flight with a hangover that won't quit. Without warning, Scott deliberately crashes the plane into a downtown London skyscraper. Brandon is killed in a horrifying wreck, along with everyone on board. And his day only gets worse from there. To survive his own demise, Brandon must confront these riddles head-on, until he realizes that the person with the answers may be his late brother's own wife ? a woman he once loved himself. And when he encounters her again, he finds that his love for her is one part of himself that will never die.