Continuity
Themselves a spinoff from the Harbinger title, H.A.R.D. Corps was the parent of Psi Lords, which was set in the 41st century and dealt with the descendants of the Corps.
Series Creative Staff Information: The following is a list of those who contributed to the creation of the series. When repeated, only last names will be used.
1: David Michelinie, writer/David Lapham, pencils/Bob Layton, inks/Jim Lee & Layton, cover.
2: Michelinie, writer/Mike Leeke, pencils/Layton, inks/Leeke & Layton, cover.
3: Michelinie, writer/Leeke, pencils/Katherine Bollinger & Layton, inks/Leeke & Barry Windsor-Smith, cover.
4: Michelinie, writer/Leeke, pencils/Tom Ryder, inks/Leeke & Ryder, cover.
5: Michelinie & Layton, writers/Bernard Chang, pencils/Rdyer, inks/Leeke & Ryder, cover.
6: Michelinie & Layton, writers/Leeke, pencils/Ryder, inks/Leeke & Ryder, cover.
7-8: Michelinie & Layton, writers/Leeke, pencils/Paul Autio, inks/Leeke & Ryder, cover.
9: Michelinie, writer/Andrew Wendel, pencils/Autio, inks/Leeke & Ryder, cover.
10: Michelinie, writer/Ted Halstead, pencils/Autio, inks/Leeke & Autio, cover.
11-16: Michelinie, writer/Yves Guichet, pencils/Rodney Ramos, inks/Guichet & Ramos, cover.
17: Layton, writer/Rik Levins, pencils/John Dixon, inks/Guichet & Ramos, cover.
18: Jorge Gonzalez, writer/Levins, pencils/dixon, inks/Levins & Dixon, cover.
19-20: Maurice Fontenot, writer/Levins, pencils/dixon, inks/Levins & Dixon, cover.
21-22: Dan Abnett & Andy Lanning, writers/Jordi Ensign, pencils/Dixon, inks/Levins & Dixon, cover.
23: Fontenot & Gonzalez, writers/Ensign, pencils/Frank McLaughlin & Jenifer Marrus, inks/Levins & Layton, cover.
24: John F. Kelly, writer/Ralph Reese, art/Levins & Dixon, cover.
25: Mike Baron, writer/Steve Ellis, pencils/Richard Space, inks.
26: Baron, writer/Ellis, pencils/Rudy Nebres, inks/DR, cover.
27-29: Baron, writer/John Calimee, pencils/Ramos, inks/Val Mayerik, cover.
30: Baron, writer/Leeke, pencils/Mike DeCarlo, inks/Grey, cover.
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Famous quotes containing the word continuity:
“Continuous eloquence wearies.... Grandeur must be abandoned to be appreciated. Continuity in everything is unpleasant. Cold is agreeable, that we may get warm.”
—Blaise Pascal (1623–1662)
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