• Kneeling female god glowing with orange energy beneath a silver-haired ghost on Andrea Di Vito cover of The First issue 16.
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  • Comic Book Title: The First #16 (Vol. 1, Main Cover A, CrossGen Comics, March 2002)
  • Publisher: CrossGen Entertainment / CrossGen Comics
  • Creative Team: Barbara Kesel (Writer), Andrea Di Vito (Penciller), Rob Hunter (Inker), Rob Schwager (Colorist)
  • Cover Artist: Andrea Di Vito, Rob Hunter, & Rob Schwager (Signed Barbara Kesel / Andrea Di Vito / Rob Hunter / Rob Schwager along the bottom footer)
  • Featured Characters: Inanna kneeling in dark attire with her eyes and chest blazing with luminous golden/orange energy, while a glowing spectral avatar of Ingra with long flowing silver hair stands over her against an ornate architectural background.
  • Banners & Highlights: Top-left circular red CrossGen Sigil logo with issue box reading "CROSSGEN COMICS | 16 MAR | $2.95 $4.75 CAN"; website [www.crossgen.com](https://www.crossgen.com); top textured crimson title header reading "THE FIRST"; creator credit footer reading "Barbara Kesel / Andrea Di Vito / Rob Hunter / Rob Schwager".
  • Visual Style: Dynamic early-2000s CrossGen fantasy artwork featuring brilliant lighting contrast, ethereal glowing magic effects, and detailed line art.

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The First #16 Andrea Di Vito Cover CrossGen Comics Barbara Kesel Fantasy Key Issue

The First #16 Andrea Di Vito Cover CrossGen Comics Barbara Kesel Fantasy Key Issue

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Experience stunning cosmic fantasy and high-stakes divine drama in The First #16 from CrossGen Entertainment! Written by veteran comic creator Barbara Kesel (Meridian, Hawk and Dove) with line art by Andrea Di Vito (Marvel's Annihilation), inks by Rob Hunter, and rich colors by Rob Schwager. As political intrigue deepens among the immortal gods of Elysia, hidden powers burst forth, shifting the delicate balance of power between the Houses of Dexter and Sinister. Features vibrant main cover artwork by Andrea Di Vito depicting a power-charged kneeling heroine illuminated by a glowing ethereal spirit. An essential addition for CrossGen completists, early 2000s indie comic collectors, and Sigilverse fantasy fans.

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