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The Children's Crusade#1
Cover: John Totleben

The Children's Crusade #1

Dec 1993 · DC · 3.95 USD; 4.95 CAD; 2.50 GBP
“Chapter One: Nine Days' Wonder”

"Chapter One: Nine Days' Wonder" kicks off Neil Gaiman’s haunting reimagining of the Children's Crusade, a historical enigma cloaked in myth. Set in 1212, the story follows a group of children drawn into a mysterious journey with only a single, enigmatic monk as their guide. Chris Bachalo’s striking interior art, with Mike Barreiro’s inks and Daniel Vozzo’s evocative colors, brings a dreamlike, unsettling beauty to the tale, while John Totleben’s cover captures the eerie stillness of a moment just before the unknown begins.

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writer Neil Gaiman · artist Chris Bachalo · inker Mike Barreiro · colorist Daniel Vozzo · letterer John Costanza · cover John Totleben

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Full credits

colorist Daniel Vozzo
letterer John Costanza
cover pencils, inks John Totleben

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The back story of the Children's Crusade. In the crusades of 1212, 50,000 children were sent to battle and none returned. An old monk was involved.

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