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Cover: Andy Smith & Bill Sienkiewicz

Mars Attacks Image #4

Apr 1997 · Image · 2.50 USD; 3.50 CAD
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In this pivotal issue of Mars Attacks!, the tide of the alien invasion takes a dark turn as the Martians reveal their true intentions—using Earth’s heroes as pawns in a twisted campaign of domination. From Washington, D.C. to Detroit, the stakes rise as Spartan, Killcat, Mighty Man, and the Gen 13 and Wetworks teams face harrowing trials, culminating in a brutal confrontation that forces the heroes to confront both the enemy and their own limits. Written by Keith Giffen and Gary Carlson, with bold art by Andy Smith and dynamic inks by Bill Sienkiewicz, this issue delivers a gripping blend of action and psychological tension, all under a striking cover by Smith and Sienkiewicz.

writer, artist Keith Giffen · writer Gary Carlson · artist Andy Smith · inker Bill Sienkiewicz · colorist I. H. O. C. · colorist Reuben Rude · colorist Abel Mouton · colorist Bill Zindel · colorist Lea Rude · colorist John Zaia · colorist José Arenas · colorist Kell-O-Graphics · letterer Chris Eliopoulos · cover Andy Smith, Bill Sienkiewicz

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writer, artist Keith Giffen
artist Andy Smith
colorist I. H. O. C.
colorist Reuben Rude
colorist Abel Mouton
colorist Bill Zindel
colorist Lea Rude
colorist John Zaia
colorist José Arenas
cover pencils Andy Smith
cover inks Bill Sienkiewicz

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