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Cover: Phil Winslade

The Monolith #10

Jan 2005 · DC · 2.95 USD; 4.50 CAD
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“Everything Old Is New Again Part Two”

Two massive figures square off against a moonlit city skyline on Phil Winslade's striking cover for this tenth issue — the Monolith faces a darkly corrupted counterpart, both enormous forms reaching toward each other with unmistakable menace. The tagline "Evil Corrupts the Power of… The Monolith" sets a compelling tone for part two of "Everything Old Is New Again," with Jimmy Palmiotti and Justin Gray steering the series. A moody, atmospheric entry in this 2005 DC run that fans of street-level adventure will want on their shelf.

writer Jimmy Palmiotti · writer Justin Gray · artist, inker Phil Winslade · colorist Chris Chuckry · letterer Phil Balsman · cover Phil Winslade

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artist, inker Phil Winslade
colorist Chris Chuckry
letterer Phil Balsman
cover pencils, inks Phil Winslade

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