Dawn: Tenth Anniversary Special#1 Sirius 1999 signed by Joseph Michael Linsner for Sale

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Dawn: Tenth Anniversary Special#1 Sirius 1999 signed by Joseph Michael Linsner For Sale

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Dawn: Tenth Anniversary Special#1 Sirius 1999 signed by Joseph Michael Linsner:
$156.99

This is a special edition of Dawn: Tenth Anniversary Special #1 from Sirius Comics. It features the life work of Joseph Michael Linsner (1989-1999) and is signed by him with a witnessed & notarized certificate of authenticity (COA). The comic is in English and is a first printing. This is an anthology that follows the character Dawn in the Sirius Universe and is a mix of action, adventure, bad girl, good girl, fantasy, allegory, and noir genres. The comic is graded at 8.5 Very Fine+ @ 80% market Near Mint and is a single issue format. It is intended for a general audience (but leans toward mid-teen to adult).
Dawnis an Americancomic bookcharacter created by writer/artistJoseph Michael Linsner. Dawn was first envisioned by Linsner in 1987;she first appeared in an official publication in 1989.Dawn is the goddess of birth and rebirth.She is the guardian of all the witches on Earth, and the goddess to whom they pray.Dawn is immortal, immune to gunfire, and capable of traveling to various dimensions and planes of reality.She is shown in many different facets, shapes, sizes, and colors; her appearance depends on who is viewing her.She is generally depicted as a young, red-haired woman with three "tears" running from her left eye (and one running from her right eye, which is usually hidden by her long hair); during thewitch hunt, witches were discovered to only cry from their left eyes.

She also has a rose on her right wrist and a chain on her left. The rose represents Hell, and although it has beauty, it only pricks and hurts a person; the chain represents Heaven because a person can only go so far before they are stopped short by its restrictions.