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Dune: House Harkonnen #1
The second official, NYT Bestselling prequel to Dune is adapted for the first time by award-winning novelists Brian Herbert and Kevin J. Anderson and artist Michael Shelfer (Domino), unveiling a closer look at the rising conflict between beloved characters and bitter villains. Fans will gain insight into how the early years of iconic figures Gurney Halleck, Lady Jessica, and Liet Kynes had their future shaped by the complex and brutal machinations of House Harkonnen! What difficult choices will tear Leto Atreides apart as Baron Harkonnen plots against not just House Atreides, but the Bene Gesserit and the Emperor himself?
Characters: Anirul Corrino, Baron Harkonnen, Bheth Halleck, C'tair Pilru, Cammar Pilru, Count Hasimir Fenring, D'murr Pilru, Doctor Kynes, Duke Leto Atreides, Duncan Idaho, Gurney Halleck, Hidar Fen Ajidica, Kailea Vernius, Lady Jessica, Margot Fenring, Miral Alechem, Padishah Emperor Shaddam IV, Pardot Kynes, Reverend Mother Gaius Helen Mohiam, Rhombur Vernius
Creative roster
Audrey Mok (Cover)
Brian Herbert (Writer)
Ed Dukeshire (Letterer)
Grace Park (Designer)
Gwen Waller (Assistant Editor)
Jeremy Bastian (Cover)
Kevin J. Anderson (Writer)
Michael Shelfer (Illustrator)
Nimit Malavia (Cover)
Patricio Delpeche (Colorist)
Raymond Swanland (Cover)
Reiko Murakami (Cover)
Shantel LaRocque (Editor)
Stephanie Hans (Cover)
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