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  • Comic Book Title: The First #7 (Vol. 1, Main Cover A, CrossGen Comics, June 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
  • Featured Characters: A menacing, red-hooded figure with glowing red eyes tearing through a cosmic dimensional void with electric blue lightning and glowing pink energy emanating from his outstretched hands.
  • Banners & Highlights: Top-left circular red CrossGen Sigil logo with issue box reading "CROSSGEN COMICS | 7 JUNE | $2.95 $4.70 CAN"; website [www.crossgen.com](https://www.crossgen.com); top textured red header title reading "THE FIRST"; creator credit stack lower-left reading "Barbara Kesel / Bart Sears / Andy Smith / Michael Atiyeh".
  • Visual Style: Classic Bart Sears dynamic aesthetic featuring intense linework, powerful character anatomy, vivid electric lightning tendrils, and high-contrast magic glow effects against a deep space void.

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The First #7 Bart Sears Cover CrossGen Comics Barbara Kesel Fantasy Key Issue

The First #7 Bart Sears Cover CrossGen Comics Barbara Kesel Fantasy Key Issue

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Witness a terrifying rift in the fabric of reality in The First #7 from CrossGen Entertainment! Written by acclaimed comic writer Barbara Kesel (Meridian, Hawk and Dove) with powerful artwork by comic titan Bart Sears (Justice League Europe, X-O Manowar), Andy Smith, and vibrant colors by Michael Atiyeh. As the feud between House Dexter and House Sinister escalates, mysterious cosmic forces tear open the boundaries of Elysia, threatening both immortal pantheons with total destruction. Features a striking main cover by Bart Sears depicting a hooded phantom bursting through a dimensional rift with crackling blue lightning and pink magic energy. An essential key issue for CrossGen completists, Bart Sears art collectors, early 2000s indie comic fans, and Sigilverse fantasy enthusiasts.

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