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Cover of The Savage Dragon #3
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CATALOG RECORD

The Savage Dragon #3

Image · Series began 1992 · December 1992

first appearance of Inferno

WHY COLLECTORS WANT IT

  • Inferno (Mr. Pile, Savage Dragon/Highbrow Entertainment) — introduction

Dates

Cover date
December 1992
On sale
1992
Pages
44

Values

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Editions and covers (2)

Copies of #3 are not all the same book. Here is how to tell each one apart.

  • Direct edition (original)

    No UPC barcode in the corner box: direct editions show artwork, a logo or a blank box there.

    Source ↗
  • Newsstand edition

    Newsstand

    A UPC barcode in the cover's corner box.

    Barcode 07098933243003

    This edition’s page

Creators

pencils: Erik Larsen, J. Scott Campbellinks: Erik Larsen, J. Scott Campbellcolors: Digital Chameleon, Erik Larsen, Olyoptics, Gregory Wrightscript: Erik Larsenletters: Chris Eliopoulos

Stories

  • Rock This Town · 29 pages

    Bedrock starts fighting Dragon, causing a lot of destruction to the city. When asked why he attacked Dragon, Bedrock says he did it because he wanted to see if Dragon was tough enough to join Youngblood. Meanwhile, Frank Darling is blackmailed into working for The Overlord and Skullface.

Publisher’s description

Dragon is hospitalized after his confrontation with the new Super-Patriot. It is discovered that Dragon can regenerate damaged tissue at an amazing rate (he heals real fast). But he's not on his feet for long when he's inexplicably attacked by Badrock, the Boy of Stone. Why would Youngblood's resident strong guy attack an officer of the law? The answer may shock and, at the very least, amuse you. Dragon's story continues in Savage Dragon

Characters

KurrDragonSpawnAl SimmonsBadrockThomas John McCallShaftJeff TerrellAnn StevensDie HardCalvin RainesJon DayAlex WildeFrank Darling, Sr.OverlordAntonio SeghettiMildred DarlingDavid GorelickSkullFaceDebbie HarrisInfernoSaburo Kimata

Reprinted in

The Dragon (1996), The Savage Dragon (1993), The Savage Dragon (1993), Savage Dragon (1996)

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