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The twilight children

by Gilbert Hernandez

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Earliest known edition
2016
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2016 · DC Comics/Vertigo · eng

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"For the first time ever, legendary comics creators Gilbert Hernandez (Love and Rockets) and Darwyn Cooke (DC: THE NEW FRONTIER) have joined forces for a surreal project unlike anything you've ever read before! When a white orb washes up on the shore of a remote Latin American village, a group of children naturally poke at the strange object to see what it is. The orb explodes, leaving the children completely blind. And when a beautiful young woman who may be an alien is found wandering the seafront, she's taken in by the townspeople, but soon becomes a person of interest to a quirky pair of undercover CIA agents, and the target of affection for a young scientist. Can they come together to prevent an all-out alien invasion and save the souls in this sleepy, seaside town? Collects THE TWILIGHT CHILDREN #1-4 of the four-issue miniseries"--

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EditionPublicationFormatPagesSource
The twilight childrenSelectedGilbert Hernandez, writer ; Darwyn Cooke, artist & letterer ; Dave Stewart, colorist ; Darwyn Cooke…2016unknown—Open Library ↗
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Latin AmericaFictionComic books, stripsComics & graphic novels, science fiction