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Cover: Brian Stelfreeze
Firestorm: The Nuclear Man #29
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The Nuclear Man takes on multiple armored opponents at once in this kinetic November 2006 cover by Brian Stelfreeze, with Firestorm's flame-wreathed head blazing as he unleashes nuclear energy blasts in every direction against his mechanized attackers. It's a satisfying showcase of the character's raw power, rendered with sharp, dynamic linework that makes the chaos feel urgent and controlled at the same time. Part two of "In My Father's House" — from the creative team of Stuart Moore, Jamal Igle, and Keith Champagne — promises plenty of high-stakes drama to match the cover's intensity.
writer Stuart Moore · artist Jamal Igle · inker Keith Champagne · colorist David Baron · letterer Ken Lopez · cover Brian Stelfreeze
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writer Stuart Moore
artist Jamal Igle
inker Keith Champagne
colorist David Baron
letterer Ken Lopez
cover pencils, inks Brian Stelfreeze
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