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Lantern City #1
What’s to Love: From the writings of Jules Verne and H.G. Wells to comics like The League of Extraordinary Gentlemen and Lady Mechanika, the detailed and imagination-fueled steampunk movement has excited fans worldwide. Set in an original, sprawling steampunk world, Lantern City explores everything we love about the genre and what it takes to change a person’s place in the world. What It Is: Sander Jorve just wants to keep his wife and son safe. Living in the brutalized lower class of Lantern City means living in near constant darkness, the enormous walls of the city always looming overhead, while the upper class enjoys the elevated, interconnected towers and airships above. When Sander’s brother-in-law, the persuasive activist Kendal, convinces him to infiltrate the brutal ranks of the Guard, he’s set on a dangerous path that will test his abilities and beliefs, all in the name of making a difference for his family and his caste.
Characters: Kendal, Sander Jorve
Creative roster
Bagus Hutomo (Cover)
Ben Caldwell (Cover)
Benjamin Carré (Cover)
Brett Weldele (Cover)
Carlos Magno (Cover, Illustrator)
Chris Blythe (Colorist)
Conor Nolan (Cover)
Dafna Pleban (Editor)
Dave Dorman (Cover)
Deron Bennett (Letterer)
Juan Manual Jimenez (Cover)
Kelsey Dieterich (Designer)
Mary Gumport (Assistant Editor)
Matthew Daley (Writer)
Paul Jenkins (Writer)
Rebecca Taylor (Editor)
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