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DC Pride: A Celebration of Rachel Pollack #1
SPOTLIGHTING THE OUT-OF-PRINT WORK OF A DC PRIDE PIONEER AND RETURNING HER MOST BELOVED CHARACTER TO THE MAIN STAGE! In the 1990s, writer Rachel Pollack did the impossible: she raised the bar for surprise and strangeness in her beloved run following Grant Morrison's career-making Doom Patrol! This one-shot reprints the debut of the iconic Coagula, DC's first transgender superhero, from Doom Patrol #70, along with the long-unavailable one-shot Vertigo Visions: The Geek (with superstar artist Michael Allred)! And in a final, original short story, Rachel's most beloved creation, Kate Godwin, a.k.a. Coagula, returns to the spotlight in tale of triumph over death itself written by Joe Corallo, Rachel's longtime friend and collaborator, and drawn by Rye Hickman!
Characters: Brother Power, Chester Williams, Coagula, Codpiece, Dorothy Spinner, Inner Child, Rebis, Robotman (Cliff Steele)
Creative roster
Andrea Shea (Editor)
Chris Conroy (Executive Editor)
Clem Robins (Letterer)
Daniel Vozzo (Cover)
Jim Lee (Chief Creative Officer, President, Publisher)
Joe Corallo (Writer)
John Workman (Letterer)
Julie Rottenberg (Editor)
Laura Allred (Colorist, Cover)
Lou Stathis (Editor)
Maria Llovet (Illustrator)
Marie Javins (Editor In Chief)
Mike Allred (Artist, Cover)
Rachel Pollack (Writer)
Richard Case (Cover)
Rye Hickman (Artist)
Sandy Alonzo (Production)
Scot Eaton (Cover, Penciller)
Stan Woch (Cover)
Tom Peyer (Editor)
Tom Sutton (Cover, Inker)
Tom Taggart (Cover)
Tom Ziuko (Colorist, Cover)
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