Taboo#9
Cover: Alan M. Clarke & Alan M. Clarke
Taboo #9
“The Vampire”
Two text articles on the history of Taboo. Stephen Bissette's "Taboo Is Taboo" runs on the left seven-eighths of each of the first three pages, and then on the full remaining pages. Alan Moore's "From Hell" remembrances run in a column on the right-hand side of the first three pages.
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writer Stephen R. Bissette · writer Alan Moore · artist Stephen R. Bissette · inker Stephen R. Bissette · cover Alan M. ClarkeAlan M. Clarke
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writer Stephen R. Bissette
writer Alan Moore
artist Stephen R. Bissette
inker Stephen R. Bissette
cover pencils Alan M. Clarke
cover inks Alan M. Clarke
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Two text articles on the history of Taboo. Stephen Bissette's "Taboo Is Taboo" runs on the left seven-eighths of each of the first three pages, and then on the full remaining pages. Alan Moore's "From Hell" remembrances run in a column on the right-hand side of the first three pages.
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