Supreme #55

Dec 1997 · Awesome · 2.99 USD; 4.28 CAD

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“Silence at Gettysburg”

In "Silence at Gettysburg," Supreme wakes to a haunting alternate America where the Confederacy prevailed, racial hierarchies are entrenched, and he’s trapped in a life writing a racist comic called The Klansman. Written by Alan Moore and illustrated by Chris Sprouse with inks by Gil Kane, this chilling issue unfolds with quiet dread, its stark visuals and unsettling premise grounded in a world where history took a brutal turn. The cover, by Chris Sprouse and Al Gordon, captures the tension with a single, striking image.

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writer Alan Moore · artist Chris Sprouse · artist, inker Gil Kane · inker Al Gordon · colorist Awesome Colors · letterer Todd Klein · cover Chris Sprouse, Al Gordon

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Cast · 18 characters

Achilles Aladdin Brinn Korgo Diana Dane Ethan Crane Fighting American IV Futurewoman Giganthro Joannie Flagg Korgo the Space Tyrant Reuben Tube Supreme The Shadow Supreme The Televillain Vivienne Wild Bill Hickok Witch Woman Zayla Zarn

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writer Alan Moore

artist Chris Sprouse

artist, inker Gil Kane

inker Al Gordon

colorist Awesome Colors

letterer Todd Klein

cover pencils Chris Sprouse

cover inks Al Gordon

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Supreme wakes up to find himself in a world where the South won the US Civil War, black-skinned folk are second-class citizens and he works on a comic titled The Klansman.

Plot details indexed by the Grand Comics Database (CC BY-SA).

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