Cover: Glyn Dillon

Egypt #7

Feb 1996 · DC · 2.50 USD; 3.50 CAD

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“The Book of the Name”

The concluding chapter of Peter Milligan's Vertigo series arrives with a striking cover by Glyn Dillon — a massive, flame-wreathed divine face erupts from billowing smoke above a pyramid, while two small human figures stand quietly at its base, their calm a striking contrast to the supernatural spectacle towering over them. That tension between mortal fragility and ancient, overwhelming power captures the mood of a series that has woven mythology and modern life together across seven issues. "The Book of the Name" promises a fitting close to this thoughtful, mature-readers journey through Egypt's mysteries.

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writer Peter Milligan · artist Roberto Corona · inker Phil Gascoine · colorist Tatjana Wood · letterer Ellie de Ville · cover Glyn Dillon

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writer Peter Milligan

artist Roberto Corona

inker Phil Gascoine

colorist Tatjana Wood

letterer Ellie de Ville

cover pencils, inks Glyn Dillon

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Elaine Lee reveals several disastrous Hollywood experiences as she tries to sell a sitcom idea to various movers and shakers. Many of these people will appear in her comic book Vamps: Hollywood & Vein (DC, 1996 Series), and probably won't fare too well.

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