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Seven Soldiers: The Bulleteer #1

DC · Series began 2006 · January 2006

Dates

Cover date
January 2006
On sale
November 2, 2005
In stores
November 2, 2005
Pages
36

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Editions and covers

  • Original edition

    Barcode 76194124558400111

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Story arc: Seven Soldiers of Victory

This is part 21 of 32. Reading order by cover month and on-sale date; arc records can be incomplete.

  1. JLA: Classified #1
  2. JLA: Classified #2
  3. Seven Soldiers #0
  4. Seven Soldiers: Shining Knight #1
  5. Seven Soldiers: Guardian #1
  6. Seven Soldiers: Zatanna #1
  7. Seven Soldiers: Klarion #1
  8. Seven Soldiers: Shining Knight #2
  9. Seven Soldiers: Guardian #2
  10. Seven Soldiers: Zatanna #2
  11. Seven Soldiers: Klarion #2
  12. Seven Soldiers: Shining Knight #3
  13. Seven Soldiers: Guardian #3
  14. Seven Soldiers: Zatanna #3
  15. Seven Soldiers: Klarion #3
  16. Seven Soldiers: Shining Knight #4
  17. Seven Soldiers: Guardian #4
  18. Seven Soldiers: Mister Miracle #1
  19. Seven Soldiers: Klarion #4
  20. Seven Soldiers: Zatanna #4
  21. Seven Soldiers: Bulleteer #1
  22. Seven Soldiers: Frankenstein #1
  23. Seven Soldiers: Mister Miracle #2
  24. Seven Soldiers: Bulleteer #2
  25. Seven Soldiers: Frankenstein #2
  26. Seven Soldiers: Mister Miracle #3
  27. Seven Soldiers: Bulleteer #3
  28. Seven Soldiers: Frankenstein #3
  29. Seven Soldiers: Mister Miracle #4
  30. Seven Soldiers: Bulleteer #4
  31. Seven Soldiers: Frankenstein #4
  32. Seven Soldiers #1

Creators

pencils: Yanick Paquetteinks: Michael Baircolors: Alex Sinclairscript: Grant Morrisonletters: Phil Balsman

Stories

  • Ballistic: How the Bulleteer Began · 22 pages

    Professor Lance Harrower’s wife, Alix, survives an accident which leaves her encased in super-hard, living metal, thus becoming a reluctant super-human.

Publisher’s description

The Seven Soldiers saga continues as Yanick Paquette & Michael Bair join writer extraordinaire Grant Morrison for an amazing new 4-issue miniseries! Obsessed with the idea of becoming a famous super-hero and preserving his beautiful wife's youth, Professor Lance Harrower invents Smartskin — a steel-hard living fiber which bonds with skin collagen. When his experiments go awry, Harrower is suffocated under a coating of steel skin. His wife Alix survives the horrific accident only to find herself an outcast and a freak. Now jobless, alone, and encased in super-hard, living metal, she is a truly reluctant super-human. What happens when you get powers and abilities beyond those of mortal men but don't want them? Find out in "Ballistic: How the Bulleteer Began"!

Characters

The Bulleteer

Reprinted in

Seven Soldiers of Victory (2006), Seven Soldiers of Victory (2010), Seven Soldiers of Victory (2012), Seven Soldiers by Grant Morrison Omnibus (2018)

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