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Jonny Double (Vertigo)

Jonny Double is a comic series written by Brian Azzarello and published by the Vertigo imprint of DC Comics. The series was based on the Jonny Double character, created in 1968 by Len Wein and Marv Wolfman. It was the first collaboration of Azzarello and artist Eduardo Risso, which subsequently led to a successful and longstanding pairing on 100 Bullets.

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Genre
Crime
Publication date
September - December 1998
Publisher
Vertigo
Colorist
Grant Goleash
Editor
Axel Alonso
Format
Miniseries

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Jonny Double (Vertigo)

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Colorist · 1
Jonny Double (Vertigo) → Grant Goleash
Editor · 1
Jonny Double (Vertigo) → Axel Alonso
Format · 1
Jonny Double (Vertigo) → Miniseries
Genre · 1
Jonny Double (Vertigo) → Crime
Inker · 1
Jonny Double (Vertigo) → Eduardo Risso
Jonny Double · 1
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Letterer · 1
Jonny Double (Vertigo) → Clem Robins
No. of issues · 1
Jonny Double (Vertigo) → 4
Penciller · 1
Jonny Double (Vertigo) → Eduardo Risso
Publication date · 1
Jonny Double (Vertigo) → September - December 1998

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jonny double series faith azzarello vertigo 1998 dalenozzo september collected written brian eduardo risso publication isbn 1-56389-815-2 money published character

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Jonny Double (Vertigo)ColoristGrant Goleash1.00infobox
Jonny Double (Vertigo)EditorAxel Alonso1.00infobox
Jonny Double (Vertigo)FormatMiniseries1.00infobox
Jonny Double (Vertigo)GenreCrime1.00infobox
Jonny Double (Vertigo)InkerEduardo Risso1.00infobox
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Jonny Double (Vertigo)LettererClem Robins1.00infobox
Jonny Double (Vertigo)No. of issues41.00infobox
Jonny Double (Vertigo)PencillerEduardo Risso1.00infobox
Jonny Double (Vertigo)Publication dateSeptember - December 19981.00infobox
Jonny Double (Vertigo)PublisherVertigo1.00infobox
Jonny Double (Vertigo)ScheduleMonthly1.00infobox
Jonny Double (Vertigo)Written byBrian Azzarello1.00infobox

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