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Harbinger#1
Cover: David Lapham & John Dixon

Harbinger #1

Jan 1992 · Acclaim / Valiant · 9.95 USD; 12.50 CAD
📊 ~32,111 copies sold its debut month
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“Children of the Eighth Day”

In "Children of the Eighth Day," a group of young outsiders—Sting, Kris, Zephyr, Flamingo, and Torque—team up with Ax, a brilliant hacker, to uncover the truth behind a mysterious alien presence. When Ax infiltrates Harada's encrypted data and commandeers an alien craft, the team is thrust into a high-stakes mission on the moon, where they must navigate a tense alliance with their human ally, Rexo, while confronting the alien threat head-on. Written by Jim Shooter and illustrated by David Lapham, with inks by John Dixon and vibrant colors by Janet Jackson, Maria Beccari, and Jorge González, this issue features a striking cover by Lapham and Dixon.

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writer Jim Shooter · artist David Lapham · inker John Dixon · colorist Janet Jackson · colorist Maria Beccari · colorist Jorge González · letterer Ken Lopez · cover David Lapham, John Dixon

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Full credits

colorist Janet Jackson
colorist Maria Beccari
letterer Ken Lopez
cover pencils David Lapham
cover inks John Dixon

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Sting, Kris, Zephyr, Flamingo and Torque locate Ax, an electronics whiz, who breaks into Harada's disks. Ax commandeers an alien spacecraft that takes them to the aliens' headquarters on the moon. Rexo, their human ally, recruits Ax to help build the aliens a spacecraft to escape from the solar system, but the team fights back.

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