Sailor Moon #1

Oct 1998 · Tokyopop · 2.95 USD; 3.95 CAD

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“The Phantom Champion Of Justice, Sailor V”

Sailor Moon #1 (1998) kicks off with "The Phantom Champion Of Justice, Sailor V," as the legendary Sailor V steps into her new role as Sailor Venus, bringing a bold new presence to the team. Darien grapples with fragmented memories of a lost love, while Kunzite moves closer to executing his final scheme against Earth. Written by Naoko Takeuchi and Stu Levy, with art and inks by Takeuchi and Kiyomi Fukuyama, the issue features a striking cover by Takeuchi, capturing the intensity of the series' early days.

writer, artist, inker Naoko Takeuchi · writer Stu Levy · inker Kiyomi Fukuyama · cover Naoko Takeuchi

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Full credits

writer, artist, inker Naoko Takeuchi

writer Stu Levy

inker Kiyomi Fukuyama

cover pencils, inks Naoko Takeuchi

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The legendary Sailor V joins the team in her new identity of Sailor Venus. Darien struggles to regain his memories of his lost love. And Kunzite puts his plans for the final defeat of Earth into motion.

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