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Cover: Charlie Adlard
Astronauts in Trouble #3
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Issue three of eleven in this Image series finds an astronaut drifting alone against a vast, star-filled backdrop, holding up a small photograph of a woman — a quietly striking image that carries real emotional weight. Charlie Adlard's cover work is clean and evocative, balancing the cold isolation of deep space with that single, very human gesture. With Larry Young's story "Son, and Moon" continuing the run and SFX calling it "hugely recommended," this 2015 series clearly had people paying attention.
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Full credits
writer Larry Young
artist, inker Charlie Adlard
letterer Kyler Tanowitz
cover pencils, inks Charlie Adlard
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↩ Reprints Astronauts in Trouble: Space 1959 #3 (2000)
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