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| Publisher |
Dark Horse |
| Writer |
Joe Haldeman |
| Writer |
Thierry Cailleteau |
| Writer |
Rick Geary |
| Artist |
Rick Geary |
| Writer |
Phil Elliott |
| Artist |
Phil Elliott |
| Writer |
Jacques Tardi |
| Artist |
Jacques Tardi |
| Writer |
David Lynch |
| Artist |
David Lynch |
| Writer |
Andreas Martens |
| Artist |
Andreas Martens |
| Writer |
Bernard Cosendai (Cosey) |
| Artist |
Bernard Cosendai (Cosey) |
| Artist |
Olivier Vatine |
| Artist |
Mark Van Oppen (Marvano) |
| Artist |
David Gatzmer |
| Letterer |
Pat Brosseau |
| Letterer |
Lois Buhalis |
| Letterer |
Mary Kelleher |
| Letterer |
Rachel Rodrigo |
| Letterer |
Monisha Sheth |
| Cover Artist |
Glenn Barr |
| Published | October 1991 |
Spanning the globe, Dark Horse brings you a world of entertainment: in Rork, by Andreas, the Cemetery of the Cathedrals gives up its secrets. Haldeman and Marvano's The Forever War concludes. Adele finally uncovers the secret of the living mummy, in Tardi's tale. Voyage to Italy reveals Keo's fate. Cailleteau and Vatine show how Fred and Bob turn into comic book creators to get girls. Also included: Phil Elliott's Post-Apocalypse; Rick Geary's Survey of the 20th Century; David Lynch's Angriest Dog in the World.
