The Nevermen #1

May 2000 · Dark Horse · 2.95 USD; 4.50 CAD

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“All The Bad Things”

"The Nevermen #1" kicks off with a bold, moody tone as writer Diana Schutz sets the stage for Dark Horse's Maverick imprint, spotlighting upcoming titles like Last Day in Vietnam and Dark Horse Maverick. The story, illustrated with striking precision by Will Eisner and Frank Miller—both inks and pencils—unfolds in a world where shadows hold secrets, and the line between man and myth blurs. Guy Davis delivers a haunting cover that perfectly captures the issue’s unsettling atmosphere.

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writer Phil Amara · artist, inker Guy Davis · colorist Dave Stewart · letterer Steve Haynie · cover Guy Davis

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Full credits

writer Phil Amara

artist, inker Guy Davis

colorist Dave Stewart

letterer Steve Haynie

cover pencils, inks Guy Davis

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Diana Schutz, celebrates one year of Dark Horse's Maverick imprint by talking about upcoming titles, concentrating on Last Day in Vietnam (Dark Horse, 2000 Series) #[nn], and Dark Horse Maverick (Dark Horse, 2000 Series) #[nn] (July 2000).

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