from Superman Y2K one-shot (DC, February 2000); script by Joe Kelley; pencils by Jackson "Butch" Guice; inks by Kevin Conrad, Mark Propst, and Richard Bonk; colors by Pat Garrahy; color separations by Digital Chameleon; letters by Clem Robins
Monday, December 31, 2012
Today in Comics History, December 31, 1847, New Year's Eve: Same As It Ever Was, Part II
from Superman Y2K one-shot (DC, February 2000); script by Joe Kelley; pencils by Jackson "Butch" Guice; inks by Kevin Conrad, Mark Propst, and Richard Bonk; colors by Pat Garrahy; color separations by Digital Chameleon; letters by Clem Robins
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Easy Reader says: "Black script lettering in brown caption boxes is not easy to read."
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