Redfox #12

Nov 1987 · Valkyrie Press · 2.00 USD; 2.60 CAD; 0.60 GBP

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“Requiem”

In "Requiem," the latest chapter of Redfox #12, Whitefox honors Estaque with a solemn funeral pyre, grappling with the silence that follows loss—no one has spoken of him since the battle, and she fears he’s already been forgotten. Meanwhile, the group seeks quiet recovery at Perry's Inn, where the weight of the past lingers in the stillness. Written by Chris Bell and Fox, with art by Fox and inks by Tony O'Donnell, the issue’s cover by Fox captures the moment’s quiet gravity.

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writer Chris Bell · writer, artist Fox · inker Tony O'Donnell · letterer Jack McArdle · cover Fox

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writer Chris Bell

writer, artist Fox

inker Tony O'Donnell

letterer Jack McArdle

cover pencils, inks Fox

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Whitefox creates a funeral pyre farewell for Estaque. She believes the others have already forgotten him because no one has talked about him since the battle. The others try to relax and recover at Perry's Inn.

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