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Cover: Michael Turner & Joe Weems

Fathom #1

Aug 1998 · Image · 2.50 USD; 3.80 CAD
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Fathom #1 (1998) launches with a striking visual and thematic contrast, setting the stage for a story that divides our world from the one beneath the waves. Written by Michael Turner and lettered by Dennis Heisler, the issue opens with a haunting dedication to his mother, "For Grace," followed by a simple yet evocative statement: "There are two worlds, the one we know, and the one below." The cover, penciled by Turner and inked by Joe Weems, features a sunlit ocean scene in warm hues, subtly echoing the story’s central duality.

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writer, artist Michael Turner · writer Bill O'Neil · inker Joe Weems V · inker Victor Llamas · inker Marco Galli · inker Alp Altiner · inker John Livesay · colorist Jonathan D. Smith · colorist Richard Isanove · letterer Dennis Heisler · cover Michael Turner, Joe Weems

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Cast · 6 characters

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writer, artist Michael Turner
cover pencils Michael Turner
cover inks Joe Weems

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Aspen arrives at the underwater Deep Marine Discovery research station to begin her new job where she is shown an amazing aquatic alien man who has allowed himself to be captured by the scientists.

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