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Cover: Dean Haspiel

The Fox #1

Dec 2013 · Archie · 2.99 USD
📊 ~7,131 copies sold its debut month
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In "Freak Magnet Part One: Public Face," photojournalist Paul Patton finds himself entangled in a surreal conspiracy after photographing Lucy Fur, the glamorous face of the social media empire MyFace—only to discover her true identity as the sinister Madame Satan. As the Fox, he battles her forces, only to be captured and brought before the enigmatic Queen of Diamonds, who tasks him with a mission that could reshape the world. Written by Dean Haspiel and Mark Waid and illustrated with bold, dynamic art by Haspiel, this issue blends sharp social commentary with genre thrills, all wrapped in a cover by Haspiel that captures the story’s sleek, dangerous allure.

Contains 2 stories
Freak Magnet Part One: Public Face
18 pp · Superhero
Madame Satan [Lucy Fur]

In "Freak Magnet Part One: Public Face," photojournalist Paul Patton uncovers a shocking truth when his photos of MyFace's glamorous spokesperson, Lucy Fur, reveal her to be the sinister Madame Satan. After confronting her as the Fox, he’s captured by Mister Smile’s agents—only to be summoned by the Queen of Diamonds, who tasks him with rescuing her diamond empire.

A Picture Lasts Forever
6 pp · Superhero

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Cast · 14 characters

Full credits

writer, artist, inker Dean Haspiel
writer Mark Waid
letterer John Workman
cover pencils, inks Dean Haspiel

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