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NEW TEEN TITANS #38 (Digital) (19 Nov 2011) DC Comics

cover:  George Perez
NEW TEEN TITANS #38 (Digital)
Date: 19 Nov 2011
Cover Price: $0.75
Publisher: dccomics.com

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    • Section Zero to feature a George Perez alternative cover From newsarama.com, thanks to Ilke SECTION ZERO #1 (Apr 2019) Image Comics The award winning team of writer Karl Kesel (Superboy, Harley Quinn) and artist Tom Grummett (X-Men Forever, The Death of Superman, Superboy) return to their fan-favorite, critically acclaimed series, Section Zero. The science-fiction adventure is set to launch from Image/Shadowline Comics this April. Section Zero kicks off with Part One: “Ground Zero,” where readers meet a team of fearless adventurers. Together the crew uncovers the secrets behind UFOs, monsters, and lost civilizations in a story that can best be described as, “Jack Kirby does The X-Files.” Section Zero will feature alternate covers by super-star artists including Walter Simonson, George Perez, Adam ...
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    Credits
    "The Light That Failed" (23 pages)
    writer:  Marv Wolfman
    art:  Carmine Infantino
    Mike DeCarlo
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     August 01, 2004 09:04 am | 10,000 Comic Books
    From Vu
    I was at the Brave New Workshop comedy improv show last night and I picked up this flyer. I instantly saw that the comic book that Tim Uren is holding is TALES OF THE TEEN TITANS #49 (Dec 1984). It was pretty sad when I told my friend that the cover was of TTT #49 and that the cover was drawn by George Pérez, but I could not remember the interior artist (Carmine Infantino).

    You can check out the Fringe Festival Website or the official www.10000comicbooks.com (but some of the images and links are broken).

    I might try and catch the comic book show, it should be pretty funny.




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