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Section Zero

Section Zero is an American comic book series, published in 2000 by Gorilla Comics, a minor comic book company that also acted as an imprint of Image Comics. It was written by Karl Kesel with artwork provided by Tom Grummett.

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Publication date
June–September 2000
Publisher
Image Comics
Created by
Karl Kesel and Tom Grummett
Format
Ongoing
Inker
Karl Kesel
Main characters
Sam Wildman · Dr. Titania Challenger · Tesla · Thom Talesi · Sargasso

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Section Zero

Nodes23
Edges22
Triples59
Avg. degree1.91
Density0.086957
Components1

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Section Zero

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related to Plot synopsis · 18
Section Zero → After, Air Force, Australia, Ayers Rock, Ghost Soldiers, In, Issue, Keeler, Not, Sam Wildman, Sargasso, Section Zero's HQ, Shortly, Siatok, Southeast Asian, Tesla, Thom Talesi, Titania Challenger
related to Characters · 13
Section Zero → American, Asian, Dr, Ghost Soldiers, Keeler, Sam Wildman, Sam Wildman's, Sargasso, She, Tesla, Thom Talesi, Titania Challenger, Tom
related to history · 13
Section Zero → Along, Baltimore Comic Con, Gorilla Comics, Grummett, In, July, June, Kesel, Kickstarter, Mad Genius Comics, May, September, The
Main characters · 5
Section Zero → Dr. Titania Challenger, Sam Wildman, Sargasso, Tesla, Thom Talesi
Created by · 1
Section Zero → Karl Kesel and Tom Grummett
Format · 1
Section Zero → Ongoing
Inker · 1
Section Zero → Karl Kesel
No. of issues · 1
Section Zero → 3
Penciller · 1
Section Zero → Tom Grummett
Publication date · 1
Section Zero → June–September 2000

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section zero kesel comics grummett series published kickstarter gorilla tom challenger team issue new project book also karl sam titania

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SubjectPredicateObjectConfidenceSrc
Section ZeroCreated byKarl Kesel and Tom Grummett1.00infobox
Section ZeroFormatOngoing1.00infobox
Section ZeroInkerKarl Kesel1.00infobox
Section ZeroMain charactersSam Wildman1.00infobox
Section ZeroMain charactersDr. Titania Challenger1.00infobox
Section ZeroMain charactersTesla1.00infobox
Section ZeroMain charactersThom Talesi1.00infobox
Section ZeroMain charactersSargasso1.00infobox
Section ZeroNo. of issues31.00infobox
Section ZeroPencillerTom Grummett1.00infobox
Section ZeroPublication dateJune–September 20001.00infobox
Section ZeroPublisherImage Comics1.00infobox
Section ZeroScheduleMonthly1.00infobox
Section ZeroWritten byKarl Kesel1.00infobox
Section Zerois aAmerican comic book series0.90text

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