Peace! / story and art by Caza. Hunter's moon / Story by Kurt Busiek ; art by Gerald Parel -- Red light / story by Geoff Johns ; art by Christian Gossett ; color by Snakebite -- Monster police department / Story by Jim Alexander ; art by Pascal Alixe -- Second Chances / story by Jim MacDonald ; art by Jorge Lucase ; colors by Dan Brown -- Shame on you! / Story and art by Francois Boucq ; colors by Isabelle Busschaert -- Call to arms / story by Rick Spears ; art by Rob G. -- Dragon of the northern pass / story by Dan Wickline ; inks by Jasen Rodriguez ; pencils by Scott Benefiel ; colors by Charlie Kirchoff -- Joshue / Story by Julien Blondel ; art by Jerome Opena ; colors by Patrice Larcenet -- Endomorphy / story and art by Stephane Levallois -- Reality check / story by Jim MacDonald ; art by Francis Tsai -- Spare parts / story by Stuart Moore ; art by Cully Hamner ; colors by Clemence -- Overdose / Story by Jim MacDonald ; art by D-pi -- The phototaker / story and art by Guy Davis ; colors by Jerry Frissen -- Dust devils / story by Nicolas Burns ; art by Tommy Lee Edwards -- Elemental / story by Jim Alexander ; art by David Lloyd ; colors by Snakebite -- Whisky in the jar / story by Jim Alexander ; art by Gerald Parel -- King's crown / story by Jim Alexander ; art by Richard Corben ; colors by Dan Brown -- Twenty to one / Story by Fred Le Barre ; art by Corentin -- Shelter me / story by Dan Wickline ; art by Mark Vigouroux -- Last mission / story by Sebastien Gerard ; art by Ivan Gomez -- Cold hard facts / story by R. A. Jones ; art by Matt Cossin -- Peace! / story and art by Caza.
Summary:
A collection of Sci-Fi masterpieces featuring stories by acclaimed creators Geoff Johns and Kurt Busiek. "M?tal Hurlant" magazine was created in Paris in 1974 by Moebius, Druillet and Dionnet, the founding fathers of Les Humano?des Associ?s. This movement soon revolutionized the medium and inspired countless writers, artists and filmmakers the world over. Versions in various languages flourished everywhere, including in the States with "Heavy Metal." The French version was eventually shut down in 1987. But in 2002, Humanoids relaunched a limited publication of a 13-issue anthology, with one main goal: establishing a creative bridge between the US and Europe.
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