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Cover: Will Meugniot & Al Gordon

The DNAgents #11

May 1984 · Eclipse · 1.50 USD; 1.95 CAD
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“The Black Box”

In "The Black Box," the DNAgents face a mysterious monolith that echoes the destruction of a previous incident, while Dr. Harden secretly exploits Sham’s recovery to craft a new agent using the Angela Krell clone’s remains. As the team investigates the enigmatic structure, they remain blind to the larger scheme unfolding—Landon Venture, a former associate of Lucius Krell, has begun a calculated campaign of intimidation. Written by Mark Evanier and brought to life by Will Meugniot’s art, with Al Gordon’s inks and a vibrant palette from Jo Meugniot, Tom Luth, and Vic Dal Chele, the issue blends suspense and sci-fi intrigue. The cover by Will Meugniot and Al Gordon captures the eerie stillness of the monolith, hinting at the danger beneath.

writer Mark Evanier · artist Will Meugniot · inker Al Gordon · colorist Jo Meugniot · colorist Tom Luth · colorist Vic Dal Chele · letterer Carrie McCarthy · cover Will Meugniot, Al Gordon

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Full credits

inker Al Gordon
colorist Jo Meugniot
colorist Tom Luth
colorist Vic Dal Chele
cover pencils Will Meugniot
cover inks Al Gordon

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Reprinted in Die unschlagbaren Fünf #3 (1985)

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