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Cover of Youngblood #1
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CATALOG RECORD

Youngblood #1

Image · Series began 1992 · April 1992

first appearance of Badrock, Shaft, Die Hard and others

WHY COLLECTORS WANT IT

  • Badrock (Thomas John McCall, Youngblood) — introduction
  • Shaft (Jeff Terrell, Youngblood) — introduction
  • Die Hard (Calvin Raines, Youngblood) — introduction
  • Chapel (Bruce Stinson, Image) — introduction
  • Vogue (Nikola Voganova, Youngblood) — introduction
  • Combat (clone) (Clone, Youngblood) — introduction
  • Deadlock (John Locke, Image / Extreme) — introduction
  • Gage (Youngblood / Extreme) — introduction
  • Strongarm (Image) — introduction
  • Starbright (Image) — introduction

Dates

Cover date
April 1992
Pages
36

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Editions and covers (3)

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Creators

pencils: Rob Liefeldinks: Rob Liefeldscript: Hank Kanalz, Rob Liefeldcolors: Digital Chameleon, Brian Murray

Stories

  • Untitled · 11 pages

    Youngblood tries to prevent a jailbreak by members of the Four.

  • Untitled · 18 pages

    Youngblood takes down a Middle Eastern terrorist.

Publisher’s description

Introducing the next generation of super-heroes... meet Youngblood. This explosive first issue features two teams and two exciting adventures. First Shaft, Die Hard, Bedrock, Vogue and Chapel must confront the nefarious Four. Then, Sentinel leads Riptide, Brahma, Photon, Psi-Fire and Cougar into a Middle-Eastern country to put an end to an evil dictator's rule. Brought to you by the co-creator of Cable from the New Mutants and X-Force.

Characters

BadrockThomas John McCallShaftJeff TerrellDie HardCalvin RainesChapelBruce StinsonJohn Annex StoneBattlestoneCougarDaniel TsuchidaNikola VoganovaVogueMarcus LangstonRiptideSentinelLeanna CreelPhotonCombat (clone)DeadlockJohn LockeBrahmaJeff KesslerPsi-FireDavid WallerGageStrongarmStarbright

Reprinted in

Image Firsts: Youngblood (2010)

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