Sif #1

Jun 2010 · Marvel · 3.99 USD

📊 ~18,092 copies sold its debut month

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“I Am the Lady Sif”

Sif #1 (2010) kicks off with the warrior lady taking center stage in "I Am the Lady Sif," as she teams up with Beta Ray Bill to reclaim his ship, Skuttlebutt, from bio-mechanical virus-infected pirates. Written by Kelly Sue DeConnick and illustrated by Ryan Stegman, with inks by Tom Palmer and Victor Olazaba, the issue finds Sif confronting both the infection spreading through the ship and her own lingering fears of Loki—while the cover by Travel Foreman captures her fierce resolve in striking detail.

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writer Kelly Sue DeConnick · artist Ryan Stegman · inker Tom Palmer · inker Victor Olazaba · colorist Juan Doe · letterer VC · letterer Joe Sabino · cover Travel Foreman

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Full credits

writer Kelly Sue DeConnick

artist Ryan Stegman

inker Tom Palmer

inker Victor Olazaba

colorist Juan Doe

letterer VC

letterer Joe Sabino

cover pencils, inks Travel Foreman

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Sif is enlisted by Beta Ray Bill to battle the bio-mechanical virus-infected pirates that have commandeered his space ship Skuttlebutt. Though infected by the virus herself, Sif defeats it and faces down her own fears of Loki.

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