Cover: Frank Quitely

Jupiter's Circle #1

Apr 2015 · Image · 3.50 USD

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Jupiter's Circle #1, written by Mark Millar and illustrated by Wilfredo Torres, kicks off with Richard Conrad navigating the perilous tightrope of hiding his identity in 1950s America—until J. Edgar Hoover uncovers his secret and turns it into a weapon. The stark, emotionally charged story unfolds with quiet intensity, grounded in historical tension and personal stakes, while Frank Quitely’s striking cover sets a haunting tone.

writer Mark Millar · artist, inker Wilfredo Torres · colorist Ive Svorcina · letterer Peter Doherty · cover Frank Quitely

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Full credits

writer Mark Millar

artist, inker Wilfredo Torres

colorist Ive Svorcina

letterer Peter Doherty

cover pencils, inks Frank Quitely

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Richard Conrad struggles with his homosexuality during the 1950's, and his secret is uncovered by J. Edgar Hoover, who uses it in an attempt to blackmail him.

Plot details indexed by the Grand Comics Database (CC BY-SA).

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Cover B - Goran Parlov

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Cover C - Bill Sienkiewicz

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Cover D - Frank Quitely

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