Nikolai Dante | |
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Character information | |
First appearance | 2000 AD #1035 (1997) |
Created by | Robbie Morrison Simon Fraser |
In-story information | |
Team affiliations | Agent of Tsar Vladimir the Conqueror Romanov Dynasty Katarina Dante's pirate crew |
Partnerships | Elena Kurakin |
Notable aliases | Quentin Durward |
Abilities | Bio-blades, accelerated healing, telepathic communication with a Weapons Crest (an alien computer disguised as the Romanov crest); expert marksman with fast reflexes |
Publication information | |
Publisher | Rebellion Developments |
Schedule | Weekly |
Formats | Original material for the series has been published as a strip in the comics anthology(s) 2000 AD. |
Genre | |
Publication date | March 1997 – July 2012 |
Main character(s) | Nikolai Dante Jena Makarov |
Creative team | |
Writer(s) | Robbie Morrison |
Artist(s) | Simon Fraser John Burns Chris Weston Charlie Adlard Henry Flint Andy Clarke Steve Yeowell |
Letterer(s) | Annie Parkhouse Steve Potter Ellie de Ville |
Editor(s) | Tharg the Mighty |
Reprints | |
Collected editions | |
The Romanov Dynasty | ISBN 1-904265-20-0 |
The Great Game | ISBN 1-904265-32-4 |
The Courtship of Jena Makarov | ISBN 1-904265-44-8 |
Tsar Wars Volume 1 | ISBN 1-904265-95-2 |
Tsar Wars Volume 2 | ISBN 1-905437-24-2 |
Hell and High Water | ISBN 1-905437-59-5 |
Sword of the Tsar | ISBN 978-1-905437-69-6 |
The Beast of Rudinshtein | ISBN 978-1-905437-92-4 |
Amerika | ISBN 978-1-906735-12-8 |
Hero of the Revolution | ISBN 978-1-907992-22-3 |
Nikolai Dante was a comic book series published in the weekly British science fiction anthology 2000 AD from March 1997 until July 2012.