EVO (comics)

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EVO: Endgame
EVO Endgame cover, art by Marc Silvestri.
Date	July 2007
Publisher	Top Cow/Image Comics
Creative team
Writers	David Wohl (Witchblade) Michael Turner (Tomb Raider) Marc Silvestri/David Wohl (EVO)
Artists	various
Original publication
Published in	Witchblade Tomb Raider EVO
Date of publication	February 2003
Language	English
ISBN	1582407339

EVO: Endgame is an American crossover comic book storyline by Image Comics and Top Cow Productions featuring Witchblade and Lara Croft. It ran from September 2002 to February 2003.^[1]

Publication history

The story appeared in the following order:

• Preludes: Witchblade #58-59 (by writer David Wohl, with pencils by Brian Ching, September–October 2002)
• Part One: Tomb Raider #25 (by writer Michael Turner, with pencils by Jonathan Sibal/Billy Tan, November 2002)
• Part Two: Witchblade #60 (by writer David Wohl, with pencils by Francis Manapul, November 2002)
• Part Three: EVO (by Marc Silvestri/David Wohl and Eric Basaldua/Marc Silvestri/Billy Tan, February 2003)
• Epilogue: Witchblade #61 (by writer David Wohl, with pencils by Romano Molenaar, February 2003)

Collection

• Endgame (160 pages, July 2007, ISBN 1-58240-733-9)

References

1. ^ Endgame at the Comic Book DB (archived from the original)

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