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- Comic Book Title: The First #12 (Vol. 1, Main Cover A, CrossGen Comics, November 2001)
- Publisher: CrossGen Entertainment / CrossGen Comics
- Creative Team: Barbara Kesel (Writer), Andrea Di Vito (Penciller), Rob Hunter (Inker), Jason Lambert (Colorist)
- Cover Artist: Andrea Di Vito, Rob Hunter, & Jason Lambert (Signed DiVito + Hunter + Lambert along the wooden beam lower-right)
- Featured Characters: Brae (dark-haired female god with glowing golden eyes) wielding a double-ended spear, shielding a young boy in a tunic from a towering, red-hooded phantom figure with glowing eyes lurking in the background.
- Banners & Highlights: Top-left circular red CrossGen Sigil logo with issue box reading "CROSSGEN COMICS | 12 NOV | $2.95 $4.50 CAN"; special September 11th, 2001 American Flag tribute logo banner on the left; website [www.crossgen.com](https://www.crossgen.com); top red title header reading "THE FIRST"; creator credit footer reading "Barbara Kesel / Andrea Di Vito / Rob Hunter / Jason Lambert".
- Visual Style: High-intensity early-2000s CrossGen fantasy artwork featuring detailed architectural marble backgrounds, vibrant magic energy, and dynamic heroic staging.
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The First #12 Andrea Di Vito Cover CrossGen Comics 9/11 Tribute Key Issue
The First #12 Andrea Di Vito Cover CrossGen Comics 9/11 Tribute Key Issue
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Experience high-stakes cosmic fantasy and emotional drama in The First #12 from CrossGen Entertainment! Written by acclaimed writer Barbara Kesel (Meridian, Hawk and Dove) with artwork by Andrea Di Vito (Marvel's Annihilation), inks by Rob Hunter, and rich colors by Jason Lambert. As war looms large between the immortal houses of Elysia, Brae steps up as a fierce protector, standing between an innocent child and a mysterious red-cloaked phantom. Features a special September 11th, 2001 American Flag tribute banner on the cover, making this a unique piece of comic book history. An essential key issue for CrossGen completists, early 2000s indie comic collectors, and Sigilverse fantasy fans.
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