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PLANETARY VOL3: LEAV…
DC Comics

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2004

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Warren Ellis is a British writer celebrated for reshaping comics through his genre-defying works like “Transmetropolitan”, “Planetary”, and “The Authority”. Known for his sharp wit, technological prescience, and narrative experimentation, Ellis blends pulp traditions with futurist edge. He’s a master of one-shots and longform arcs alike, delivering biting commentary through layered world-building. While his legacy is complicated by allegations of misconduct, his influence on 21st-century comics remains deeply felt.

Warren Ellis
DC Comics
978-1401202941
144
English
2004
paperback/ 26 x 17 cm
2004DC ComicsGraphic Novel

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This volume collects issues #13–18 of the acclaimed series by Warren Ellis and John Cassaday, following the “Archaeologists of the Impossible”—Elijah Snow, Jakita Wagner, and The Drummer—as they uncover the world’s secret history. The narrative delves into Elijah’s past, revealing his involvement in a moon mission predating the 20th century. Cassaday’s precise linework, combined with Laura Martin’s atmospheric coloring, brings to life Ellis’s intricate storytelling, weaving together elements of pulp fiction, superhero mythology, and cosmic mystery. This installment deepens the overarching plot, setting the stage for the series’ climactic revelations. Graphic Novel, Warren Ellis, John Cassaday, Laura Martin, DC Comics, 2004 DC Comics 978-1401202941 Warren Ellis 2004

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DC Comics

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2004

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Warren Ellis
paperback/ 26 x 17 cm
978-1401202941
English
144

Warren Ellis is a British writer celebrated for reshaping comics through his genre-defying works like “Transmetropolitan”, “Planetary”, and “The Authority”. Known for his sharp wit, technological prescience, and narrative experimentation, Ellis blends pulp traditions with futurist edge. He’s a master of one-shots and longform arcs alike, delivering biting commentary through layered world-building. While his legacy is complicated by allegations of misconduct, his influence on 21st-century comics remains deeply felt.

This volume collects issues #13–18 of the acclaimed series by Warren Ellis and John Cassaday, following the “Archaeologists of the Impossible”—Elijah Snow, Jakita Wagner, and The Drummer—as they uncover the world’s secret history. The narrative delves into Elijah’s past, revealing his involvement in a moon mission predating the 20th century. Cassaday’s precise linework, combined with Laura Martin’s atmospheric coloring, brings to life Ellis’s intricate storytelling, weaving together elements of pulp fiction, superhero mythology, and cosmic mystery. This installment deepens the overarching plot, setting the stage for the series’ climactic revelations. Graphic Novel, Warren Ellis, John Cassaday, Laura Martin, DC Comics, 2004 DC Comics 978-1401202941 Warren Ellis 2004