- Comic Book Title: The First #11 (Vol. 1, Main Cover A, CrossGen Comics, October 2001)
- Publisher: CrossGen Entertainment / CrossGen Comics
- Creative Team: Barbara Kesel (Writer), Bart Sears & Andy Smith (Pencillers/Inkers), Michael Atiyeh (Colorist)
- Cover Artist: Bart Sears, Andy Smith, & Michael Atiyeh (Signed SEARS + A. SMITH / ATIYEH '01 near bottom center)
- Featured Characters: Pyrem (the muscular, blonde leader of House Dexter) standing in full power armor in the foreground, with Ingra (the sinister, blonde-haired leader of House Sinister) lurking behind him in a dark gown with their cast shadows stretching onto the floor.
- Banners & Highlights: Top-left circular red CrossGen Sigil logo with issue box reading "CROSSGEN COMICS | 11 OCT | $2.95 $4.50 CAN"; website [www.crossgen.com](https://www.crossgen.com); top crimson textured title header reading "THE FIRST"; creator credit stack lower-left reading "Barbara Kesel / Bart Sears / Andy Smith / Michael Atiyeh".
- Visual Style: Signature Bart Sears aesthetic featuring exaggerated muscularity, intricate sci-fi/fantasy armor elements, strong linework, and high-contrast shadow play.
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The First #11 Bart Sears Cover CrossGen Comics Barbara Kesel Fantasy Key Issue
The First #11 Bart Sears Cover CrossGen Comics Barbara Kesel Fantasy Key Issue
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Delve into the high-stakes political intrigue and cosmic rivalry of Elysia in The First #11 from CrossGen Entertainment! Written by fan-favorite comic writer Barbara Kesel (Meridian, Hawk and Dove) with powerful artwork by comic legend Bart Sears (Justice League Europe, X-O Manowar), Andy Smith, and vibrant colors by Michael Atiyeh. Tensions reach a boiling point as Pyrem and Ingra face off in a delicate dance of power, where alliances shift and the fate of both House Dexter and House Sinister hangs in the balance. Features a striking cover by Bart Sears depicting Pyrem in full armor standing tall ahead of a scheming Ingra. An essential key issue for CrossGen completists, Bart Sears art collectors, 2000s indie comic fans, and Sigilverse enthusiasts.
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