Cover: Gavin Wilson & Richard Bruning

Sandman Mystery Theatre #28

Jul 1995 · DC · 2.25 USD; 3.25 CAD; 1.50 GBP

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“Night of the Butcher Final Act”

A woman's face is half-obscured by a stark white theatrical mask — pearls at her throat, darkness closing in around her — while the tagline whispers of something "bestial, voracious and foul," setting a mood of dread that DC Vertigo's mature-readers title does so well. This July 1995 issue brings the "Night of the Butcher" arc to its final act, with cover work by Gavin Wilson and Richard Bruning capturing the series' signature blend of noir atmosphere and quiet menace. Written by Matt Wagner and Steven T. Seagle with art by Guy Davis, Sandman Mystery Theatre #28 is pulp storytelling at its most unsettling.

writer Matt Wagner · writer Steven T. Seagle · artist, inker Guy Davis · colorist David Hornung · colorist Heroic Age · letterer John Costanza · cover Gavin Wilson, Richard Bruning

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Full credits

writer Matt Wagner

writer Steven T. Seagle

artist, inker Guy Davis

colorist David Hornung

colorist Heroic Age

letterer John Costanza

cover pencils, inks Gavin Wilson

cover pencils, inks Richard Bruning

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Reprinted in Vertigo Visions: Artwork from the Cutting Edge of Comics #[nn] (2000), Sandman Mystery Theatre #5 (2007)

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