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Cover: Paris Cullins & Karl Kesel
Forever People #3
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Issue three of DC's six-part 1988 mini-series brings a genuinely unsettling cover from penciler Paris Cullins and inker Karl Kesel: a grinning, helmeted figure whose face is consumed by writhing tendrils of darkness, his wide teeth gleaming against the encroaching black. The tagline "The Descent of the Dark!" feels entirely earned when you're staring into that corrupted, otherworldly smile. J. M. DeMatteis, Cullins, and Bob Smith deliver a mid-series chapter that promises things are getting considerably darker for the Forever People.
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writer J. M. DeMatteis · artist Paris Cullins · inker Bob Smith · colorist Petra Scotese · letterer Todd Klein · cover Paris Cullins, Karl Kesel
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writer J. M. DeMatteis
artist Paris Cullins
inker Bob Smith
colorist Petra Scotese
letterer Todd Klein
cover pencils Paris Cullins
cover inks Karl Kesel
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