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Cover: Cliff Chiang
Human Target #9
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Peter Milligan and Cliff Chiang's Vertigo series delivers a tense, sun-drenched standoff in this June 2004 issue, with three armed men caught in a dangerous triangle of drawn guns against a fiery California sunset backdrop of swaying palm trees. Chiang's cover composition is sharply cinematic — a suited figure squares off against another man pressing a pistol close while a third, stockier gunman closes in from behind. It's a gripping snapshot of the moral ambiguity and identity-bending tension that made Human Target one of Vertigo's most compelling crime series of its era.
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writer Peter Milligan · artist, inker Cliff Chiang · colorist Lee Loughridge · letterer Clem Robins · cover Cliff Chiang
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writer Peter Milligan
artist, inker Cliff Chiang
colorist Lee Loughridge
letterer Clem Robins
cover pencils, inks Cliff Chiang
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