Cover: José Luis García-López
Deadman #1
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Deadman soars front and center on this opening chapter of DC's 1986 four-part mini-series, rendered in striking detail by José Luis García-López — his red-suited, white-faced figure rising defiantly against a vivid collage of countless human faces that fill the background in bold pinks and blues. The image captures something essential about Boston Brand's ghostly existence: one man adrift among multitudes, connected to humanity yet apart from it. Writer Andrew Helfer and García-López make a compelling creative pairing for this fresh take on one of DC's most distinctive characters.
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writer Andrew Helfer · artist, inker José Luis García-López · colorist Tom Ziuko · letterer John Costanza · cover José Luis García-López
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writer Andrew Helfer
artist, inker José Luis García-López
colorist Tom Ziuko
letterer John Costanza
cover pencils, inks José Luis García-López
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