Phantom: The Ghost Who Walks #0 (Moonstone) 2009 in NM condition
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$16.00
GST included
Cover A
Cover A by: Joe Corroney
Story: "Prologue"
Writer: Mike Bullock, Pencils: Silvestre Szilagyi, Inks: Sergio Mulko, Colors: Bob Pedroza
A zero issue that served as both a preview and a mission statement for Moonstone's relaunched Ghost Who Walks series. Bullock and Szilagyi use this prologue to establish the tone of the new run — darker, more action-driven, and more cinematic than the earlier Moonstone issues — while grounding new readers in the essential mythology of the Phantom without requiring any prior knowledge. Cover A features artwork by Joe Prado, whose striking painted style gives this issue an immediate shelf presence. Zero issues of any comic series are traditionally produced in lower quantities than standard numbered editions. This series and specifically this issue is now getting harder and harder to source.
20 pages, Cover Price $1.99.
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Story: "Prologue"
Writer: Mike Bullock, Pencils: Silvestre Szilagyi, Inks: Sergio Mulko, Colors: Bob Pedroza
A zero issue that served as both a preview and a mission statement for Moonstone's relaunched Ghost Who Walks series. Bullock and Szilagyi use this prologue to establish the tone of the new run — darker, more action-driven, and more cinematic than the earlier Moonstone issues — while grounding new readers in the essential mythology of the Phantom without requiring any prior knowledge. Cover A features artwork by Joe Prado, whose striking painted style gives this issue an immediate shelf presence. Zero issues of any comic series are traditionally produced in lower quantities than standard numbered editions. This series and specifically this issue is now getting harder and harder to source.
20 pages, Cover Price $1.99.
If you would like to see more pictures of this item just let us know.
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In stock1
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GradeNM
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Numeric Grade9.4
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Year2009
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Cover MonthFeb
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PublisherMoonstone
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AgeModern Age
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Decade2000s
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