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Fringe #1

May 2011 · Panini Deutschland · 16,95 EUR DE; 17,90 EUR AT
📊 ~15,924 copies sold its debut month
🌐 German edition · synopsis shown in English
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“Bell und Bishop: Geistesverwandte”
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This collection presents the first volume of the 2011 German-language comic series based on the television show 'Fringe'. It adapts storylines from the show's early seasons, focusing on the Fringe Division team as they investigate bizarre and unexplained phenomena. Published by Panini Deutschland, this edition compiles the initial issues of the series for German readers.

"Bell und Bishop: Geistesverwandte" kicks off Fringe #1 with a tense, mind-bending twist at St. Claires Mental Facility, where Walter faces an interrogator claiming to be from the FBI—only to question whether the man is real or another piece of a deeper deception. Written by Danielle DiSpaltro, Justin Doble, Alex Katsnelson, and Hartmut Klotzbücher, and illustrated by Tom Mandrake with coloring by Wildstorm FX, the issue blends psychological suspense with the series’ signature blend of science and mystery. The cover by Tom Mandrake captures the eerie stillness of the moment just before the truth unravels.

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writer Danielle DiSpaltro · writer Justin Doble · writer Alex Katsnelson · writer Hartmut Klotzbücher · artist, inker Tom Mandrake · colorist Wildstorm FX · letterer Alessandro Benedetti

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At St. Claires Mental Facility, Walter is being interrogated by a man claiming to be from the FBI. He recounts his stories from the previous issues but the interrogator doesn't believe him. After being encouraged by an image of himself he plots to foil the interrogation and temporarily escapes. However after being recaptured the "FBI" plans to use a neural extractor to examine Walter's memories. However before the process starts Olivia from the real FBI appears and the interrogator disappears.

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