2099 A.D. #1

Dec 1995 · Marvel Italia · 3300 ITL

🌐 Italian edition · synopsis shown in English

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“Imperatore americano”

In "Imperatore americano," Hallowen Jack wields a reality-altering machine in Las Vegas, where newly inaugurated President Destino permits his actions—on the condition they remain confined to the city. As Corridore and Krystalin depart, the city teeters on the edge of transformation, caught between power, chaos, and the quiet cost of control. Written by John Francis Moore and Pier Paolo Ronchetti, with art by Ron Lim and inks by Harry Candelario, and colored by Tom Smith, this 1995 Marvel Italia issue features a striking cover by Pat Broderick.

writer John Francis Moore · writer Pier Paolo Ronchetti · artist Ron Lim · inker Harry Candelario · colorist Tom Smith · letterer Fabio Ciacci · cover Pat Broderick

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Full credits

writer John Francis Moore

writer Pier Paolo Ronchetti

artist Ron Lim

inker Harry Candelario

colorist Tom Smith

letterer Fabio Ciacci

cover pencils, inks Pat Broderick

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Hallowen Jack usa una macchina per modificare la realtà su Las Vegas. Destino, appena diventato Presidente, lo lascia fare, a condizione che non estenda al suo controllo fuori della città. Corridore e Krystalin se ne vanno.

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