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Issue #1 was published with four different covers: 1-A, by [[Joe Corroney]] and [[Dave Bryant]]; 1-B, by [[Jean Diaz]]; RI-A, a "sketch" version of 1-B; and RI-B, a "sketch" version of 1-A. |
Issue #1 was published with four different covers: 1-A, by [[Joe Corroney]] and [[Dave Bryant]]; 1-B, by [[Jean Diaz]]; RI-A, a "sketch" version of 1-B; and RI-B, a "sketch" version of 1-A. |
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Issue #5 was released with both covers made by Corroney, with the second being a sketch version of the first. [http://www.idwpublishing.com/previews.shtml] Issue #5 was also released with a retail incentive, which, when placed in the correct order with all of Corroney's previous Cover As, create a 24 mosaic poster. [[http://24.wikia.com/wiki/Image:24NightfallPostersm.jpg]] |
Issue #5 was released with both covers made by Corroney, with the second being a sketch version of the first. [http://www.idwpublishing.com/previews.shtml] Issue #5 was also released with a retail incentive, which, when placed in the correct order with all of Corroney's previous Cover As, create a 24 mosaic poster. [[http://24.wikia.com/wiki/Image:24NightfallPostersm.jpg]] |
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* [[Operation Nightfall]] was previously described by [[Jack Bauer]] during his debriefing for the [[24: The House Special Subcommittee's Findings at CTU|House Special Subcommittee]]. The names of Jack's team and key events do not appear to match up, however. |
* [[Operation Nightfall]] was previously described by [[Jack Bauer]] during his debriefing for the [[24: The House Special Subcommittee's Findings at CTU|House Special Subcommittee]]. The names of Jack's team and key events do not appear to match up, however. |
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* The day begins at 6:00pm Eastern Time, midnight Central European Time |
* The day begins at 6:00pm Eastern Time, midnight Central European Time |
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Revision as of 02:25, 31 March 2007
- "Nightfall" redirects here. For information on the mission, see Operation Nightfall.
| Nightfall | |
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| Written by: | Vaughn/Haynes |
| Artist(s): | Jean Diaz& Debora Carita |
| Letterer(s): | Sulaco Studios |
| Editor(s): | Dan Taylor |
| Publisher: | IDW Publishing |
| Pub. date: | November 22, 2006 |
24: Nightfall is a five-issue comic book miniseries, detailing the events of Operation Nightfall.
Summary
Two years before his winning of the California Primary, Senator David Palmer is waiting at the Hart Senate Office Building, expecting to hear from the President of the United States. Mike Novick hands him a phone, with the President on other end. After a few brief words, Palmer hangs up and asks Novick to call Robert Ellis on a secure line.
After Ellis gets the authorization from the Senator, Ellis calls the Delta Force team led by Jack Bauer, who's team is flying over Serbia.
As they parachute to the ground, the first casualty arrives with Delta Team member Dave Evans landing on a landmine.
As the day progresses, the Bauer and his surviving team find their first contact, David and Anna Petrovic, who know of a contact within Drazen's inner circle who's willing to sell Drazen for immunity.
But as Bauer's team meets with the Petrovics, the explosion and discovery of Evan's body alerts Andre and Victor Drazen.
Dramatis Personae
Washington, D.C.
Langley, Virginia
- Deputy Director Tony Webster
- Southwest Regional Director of CTU Richard Walsh
- Director of CTU Los Angeles Christopher Henderson
- David Harris Jones
- Gloria
Belgrade, Serbia
- Andre Drazen
- Victor Drazen
- Anna Petrovic
- David Petrovic
- Lt. Andrija Telsa
- Jovan Tesla
- Alexander Lepenski
Delta Strike Team
- Savoy One: Dave Evans
- Savoy Two: Sgt. Al Crenshaw
- Bill Kendall
- Ronnie Pope
- Savoy Five: Stephen Saunders
- Savoy Six: Jack Bauer
- Savoy Seven: Robert Ellis
Covers
Issue #1 was published with four different covers: 1-A, by Joe Corroney and Dave Bryant; 1-B, by Jean Diaz; RI-A, a "sketch" version of 1-B; and RI-B, a "sketch" version of 1-A.
Issues #2-#4 were all released with 2 different covers, "Cover A" by Corroney and "Cover B" by Diaz.
Issue #5 was released with both covers made by Corroney, with the second being a sketch version of the first. [1] Issue #5 was also released with a retail incentive, which, when placed in the correct order with all of Corroney's previous Cover As, create a 24 mosaic poster. [[2]]
Background information and notes
- Operation Nightfall was previously described by Jack Bauer during his debriefing for the House Special Subcommittee. The names of Jack's team and key events do not appear to match up, however.
- The day begins at 6:00pm Eastern Time, midnight Central European Time
- The first four issues cover four hours each during the events of Operation Nightfall, with Issue #5 covering eight hours, covering a total of 24 hours.
| Previous comic: Midnight Sun |
Current comic: Nightfall |
Next comic: — |
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| Preceded by: — |
Timeline: Nightfall |
Followed by: One Shot |