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Planetary (comics)

Planetary is an American comic book series created by writer Warren Ellis and artist John Cassaday, and published by the Wildstorm imprint of DC Comics. After an initial preview issue in September 1998, the series ran for 27 issues from April 1999 to October 2009.

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Genre
Action/adventure, science fiction, thriller
Publication date
September 1998 – October 2009
Publisher
Wildstorm (DC Comics)
Artist
John Cassaday
Colorist
Laura Martin
Created by
Warren Ellis John Cassaday

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Planetary (comics)

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Triples11
Avg. degree1.97
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Planetary (comics)

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All Over the World and Other Stories · 1
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Artist · 1
Planetary (comics) → John Cassaday
Colorist · 1
Planetary (comics) → Laura Martin
Created by · 1
Planetary (comics) → Warren Ellis John Cassaday
Genre · 1
Planetary (comics) → Action/adventure, science fiction, thriller
Main character(s) · 1
Planetary (comics) → Jakita Wagner The Drummer Elijah Snow
No. of issues · 1
Planetary (comics) → 27
Publication date · 1
Planetary (comics) → September 1998 – October 2009
Publisher · 1
Planetary (comics) → Wildstorm (DC Comics)
Schedule · 1
Planetary (comics) → Erratic

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Planetary (comics)ArtistJohn Cassaday1.00infobox
Planetary (comics)ColoristLaura Martin1.00infobox
Planetary (comics)Created byWarren Ellis John Cassaday1.00infobox
Planetary (comics)GenreAction/adventure, science fiction, thriller1.00infobox
Planetary (comics)Main character(s)Jakita Wagner The Drummer Elijah Snow1.00infobox
Planetary (comics)No. of issues271.00infobox
Planetary (comics)Publication dateSeptember 1998 – October 20091.00infobox
Planetary (comics)PublisherWildstorm (DC Comics)1.00infobox
Planetary (comics)ScheduleErratic1.00infobox
Planetary (comics)Written byWarren Ellis1.00infobox

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