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Grendel: Black, White, and Red #1

Dark Horse · Series began 1998 · November 1998

Dates

Cover date
November 1998
Pages
48

Values

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Editions and covers

  • Original edition

    Barcode 76156894114200111

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Creators

pencils: Matt Wagner, Tim Sale, Matt Brooker, John Paul Leon, Duncan Fegredo, Ho Che Andersoninks: Matt Wagner, Tim Sale, Matt Brooker, John Paul Leon, Duncan Fegredo, Ho Che Andersoncolors: Matt Wagnerscript: Matt Wagnerletters: Richard Starkings, Dave Lanphear, Matt Brooker, Sean Konot

Stories

  • Devil's Advocate · 8 pages

    Grendel hires a lawyer

  • Devil's Mate · 8 pages

    Hunter teaches Stacy the nuances of chess. Grendel uncovers the big boss.

  • Devil's Toll · 8 pages

    Grendel patiently tracks down "mob boss"

  • Devil's Tongue · 8 pages

    Grendel tortures a bag man who has crossed him

  • Devil's Thrush · 10 pages

    Hunter talks to lounge singer who's down on her luck. Hunter gets her debt forgiven.

  • About the Artists · 1 pages

    Information about the artists in this issue.

Publisher’s description

Grendel. A name synonymous with crime and violence. Hunter Rose. A name familiar with wealth and privilege. Grendel: Black, White, and Red is the long-anticipated series that brings together an impressive array of talented artists, spearheaded by creator Matt Wagner. Wagner writes these tales of punishment and revenge, corruption and despondence, illustrated in black-white-and-red by artists John Paul Leon (Challengers of the Unknown), Tim Sale (Batman: The Long Halloween), Duncan Fegredo (Jay & Silent Bob), D'Israeli (House of Secrets), and Ho Che Anderson (Young Hoods in Love). When dealing with the Devil, the least he'll take is your soul!

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