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projects would be
managed and
guided by
Crossgen's founding principles.
These projects consisted of:
CrossGen Intellectual Property, LLC: CGIP held all...
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Chimera is an
American comic book
published by
CrossGen from
March to July 2003. It is a mini-series that ran for four issues.
Produced by
Brandon Peterson...
- of the
major comics companies,
including DC Comics,
Marvel Comics and
CrossGen. A
sometimes comics reader as a child, she
attended a
graphic design program...
- Bishop.
Originally published by
CrossGen, it was
revived in 2011 by
Marvel Comics as part of its
acquisition of
CrossGen titles. Ruse ran for twenty-six...
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McNiven is a
Canadian comic book artist. He
first gained prominence on
CrossGen's Meridian,
before moving onto
books such as
Ultimate Secret,
Marvel Knights...
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monthly series which Dixon wrote for 100
issues before leaving to work with
CrossGen Comics, and to
Dixon working on
Detective Comics from #644 (May 1992) to...
- Storyteller. Pérez
worked for new
publisher CrossGen early in the 2000s,
penciling four
issues of
CrossGen Chronicles. His main
project for the company...
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Negation is a
comic book
series published by
CrossGen. Tony
Bedard was the
writer for the
entire run. Paul
Pelletier was the
artist for most of the issues...
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character in the
Harry Potter series Appolyon (
CrossGen), a
comic book
character in the
Sigilverse created by
CrossGen Entertainment Apollyon (musician), aka...
- the air, as
opposed to the
watery grave of Atlantis. In the now-defunct
CrossGen Comics,
Atlantis was the
basis for the
fictional universe known as the...
