Promethea #1
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeFrom America's Best Comics in August 1999, Promethea #1 opens Alan Moore's mythic series with a cover by J. H. Williams III and Mick Gray that feels like a stained-glass window come to life. A radiant, armored figure — Promethea herself, adorned in gold with an Egyptian headdress and braided hair — gazes serenely in profile, wreathed in brilliant light and framed by an Art Nouveau arch surrounded by hieroglyphic symbols. The tagline "If she did not exist, we would have to invent her" sets the tone perfectly for a series that promises imagination as its central power.
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Reprinted in Promethea #1 (2000), Promethea #2 (2000), Promethea #3 (2000), Inferno album #20 (2000), Promethea #1 (2000), Promethea #1 (2000), ABC America's Best Comics #2 (2001), Promethea #1 (2001), Promethea #32 (Magical Edition) (2005), Promethea Covers Special #[nn] (2005), America's Best Comics Primer #[nn] (2008), Absolute Promethea #1 (2009), Promethea #1 (2016), Promethea: The 20th Anniversary Deluxe Edition #1 (2019), Promethea #1 (2020), Promethea #1
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