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9-11 Following the horrible surprise attacks on the United States on 11 September 2001, the comics industry reacted quickly -- not only with censhorship (as with

IMAGE	TITLE	DESCRIPTION	STATUS
Larger Version Available	Heroes	contains a pin-up of the Hulk by Sam Kieth with text by Joe Quesada, a pin-up by George Pérez with Tom Smith, a pin-up of the Silver Surfer observing Earth by Alan Davis with Robin Riggs and Pat Prentice, a nice pin-up by Joe Kubert, a pin-up by Lee Ferguson with Norm Rapmund and Hi-Fi, a pin-up of kids by Sal Velluto with Bob Almond and Chris Dickey, a pin-up of Captain America in grief by Mike Deodato Jr. with Dennis Calero, a pin-up by J.H. Williams III with Jose Villarrubia, a nice pin-up of a tattered but defensive Captain America by Frank Miller with Alex Sinclair, a shot of rubble by Nelson with Hi-Fi, another shot of rubble by Frank Quitely with Hi-Fi, a shot of kids in school watching tellevision (illustrated by Patrick Zircher with Derek Fridolfs and Hi-Fi; text by Fabian Nicieza), a shot of ghostly super-heroes holding candles over Ground Zero (with art by Carlos Pacheco with Jesús Merino and tom Smith; text by Kurt Busiek), a pin-up by Dan Jurgens with Bob Layton and Lovern Kindzierski, a pin-up of inside one of the towers (by Richard Corben with Francisco Ruiz Velasco), a pin-up of a policeman's widow and child (by John Romita, Sr. with Udon Studios), a pin-up of inside the plane in which the passengers rebelled (by Igor Kordey with Chris Chuckry), a pin-up of a fireman by Brian Stelfreeze, a pin-up featuring Captain America by Rob Haynes with Tim Townsend and David Self, a pin-up of an ambulance (by Phil Winslade with Chris Chuckry, with text by Stuart Moore), a pin-up of the rubble with text (all by Kaare Andrews), a nice pin-up of policemen (by Tim Bradstreet with Jose Villarrubia), a pin-up of Marvel super-heroes with 9-11's civilian heroes (by J. Scott Campbell with Hi-Fi), a pin-up by John Stanisci with Hi-Fi and Paul Mounts, a pin-up of firefighters pullinng people out (by Jim Lee with Alex Sinclair), a pin-up of rescue workers by Doug Wheatley, a pin-up of people running from a collapsed tower (by Greg and Tim Hildebrandt), a black-and-white image by Walter Simonson accompanying a full column of text by Paul Dini, a pin-up of a fireman carrying a body by Alex Ross (the image doubles as the issue's cover), a pin-up of Ground Zero by Humberto Ramos with Wayne Faucher and Edgar Delgado, a shot by ChrisCross with Rick Ketcham and Hi-Fi (accompanied with text by Jim Shooter), a pin-up by Steve Rude, a pin-up of a man and a woman holding each other by Tom Derenick (plus text by Robert Weinberg), a pin-up of people fleeing (by Graham Nolan with Hi-Fi and Ben), a pin-up of Ground Zero (by Tom Raney with Hi-Fi), a multi-cultural image by Salvador Larroca and Chris Claremont with Liquid!, a fragmented image by Alberto Ponticelli with Francesco Ponzi (with a little text by John Figuerosa), a shot of Ground Zero by Evan Dorkin with Sarah Dyer, a nice shot of a policeman with his dog (by Joe Madureira), a symbolic shot of two towers of light (by Bill Sienkiewicz), a collage image by Tom Palmer, a nice shot by Jae Lee with Jose Villarrubia (accompanied by text by Neil Gaiman), a pin-up by Mark Bagley with Art Thibert and Hi-Fi, a pin-up by Michael Avon Oeming with Tom Smith, a shot of Captain America alone at Ground Zero (illustrated by Kyle Hotz with Hi-Fi, plus text by Stan Lee), a fireman by John Cassaday (with three little lines of text), a screaming firema (curiously with Wolverine on his helmet) by Sean Chen with Norman Lee and Pete Pantazis, a nice shot of a child in the rubble by Paul Pope with Lee Loughridge & Zylonol Studio, a shot of rescue workers's shadowed faces (by Mike McKone with Mark McKenna and Hi-Fi), a shot of the Hulk holding a flag (by Dale Keown), a shot of a man standing under a flag (by George Jeanty with Dexter Vines and Hi-Fi), a great shot of two symbolic tower-shapes over a background of faces with closed eyes (illustrated by Phil Hester with Hi-Fi) and two excellent captions (by Jim Krueger), a pin-up of a fireman with two children reflected in Captain America's shield (by Adam Kubert with Richard Isanove), a shot of Storm over rescue workers with a Ralph Waldo Emerson quote above it (by Stuart Immonen), a shot of people (including Beast from X-Men) giving blood (by Mike Allred with Laura Allred), a faded pin-up by Doreen Mulryan as a background for text by Gail Simone; also includes in its center, as if as inserted posters, a pin-up of a fireman by Joe Quesada with Todd McFarlane and Richard Isanove (accompanied by text by Kevin Smith), a nice pin-up by David Mack showing the anatomy of a fireman-hero, an image by Dave Gibbons accompanied by a column of nicely-written text by Alan Moore, a two-page spread (in the issue's center) by Neal Adams (including his text); has an ad for A Moment of Silence on its back inside cover; published by Marvel Comics	m
Larger Version Available The Joe Quesada / Todd McFarlane piece from Heroes, not including Kevin Smith's words (which accompany it in the printed version).
	A Moment of Silence	contains the 8-page "Moment of Truth" (with Bill Jemas script, Mark Bagley pencils, and Scott Hanna inks), the 8-page "Moment of Silence: A True Story" (written by Brian Michale Bendis, illustrated by Scott Morse), the 12-page "Sick Day" (written by Joe Quesada, illustrated by Igor Kordey art), the 8-page "Periphery" (written by Kevin Smith, pencilled by John Romita, Jr., and inked by Norm Rapmund); also includes pin-ups, including a text page by Bill Jemas illustrated by Darwyn Cooke with Laura Allred, a pin-up by Rafael Kayanan with Steve Buccellato, a pin-up of a super-hero holding the arm of a firefighter (by Lou Harrison), a pin-up of Hulk by Randy Queen with Sarah Oates and Brett Evans, and a painting of Captain America by Joe Jusko; Rudolph Giuliani introduction; Joe Quesda & Alex Ross cover; Gene Ha & Shad Petoski back cover; published by Marvel Comics	1
Larger Version Available	9-11 Volume 1	contains the 2-page story "In Flanders Fields" (a P. Craig Russell adaptation of the poem by John McCrae), a pin-up by Eric Powell, the 3-page story "Prayer" (by Jon J. Muth), the 2-page story "He Walks on Air" (by David Chelsea, with art by Bill Dodge), a 2-page story with an anonymous script with art by Kevin Nowlan, the 1-page story "Mind the Gap" (by Paul Slobada), the 4-page story "Sacrifice" (about the plane on which the passengers fought back) by Paul Chadwick, the 2-page story "Zero Degrees of Separation" (written by Randy Strandley with art by Dave Gibbons), the 4-page story "3 Second Impact" by Scott Morse, a 1-page story by Phil Elliott, a 2-page story by Leland Myrick, the 3-page story "Please Stand By..." (written by Jeph Loeb with art by J. Scott Campbell), a pin-up by Carlos Meglia, a 1-page story by Mark Martin, the 2-page story "Pop-Grief" by Doug TenNapel, a pin-up by Leinil Francis Yu, the 2-page story "Massacre" by Mike Diana, a 2-page story (written by Pablo Maiztegui with art by Francisco Solano Lopez), the 1-page story "An Expert Opinion" by Darko Macan, a 3-page story by Trina Robbins, the 1-page story "9/12" by Dave Cooper, the 1-page story "Before the Fall, 2001" by Terry Anderson, a 2-page excerpt from Flood by Eric Drooker, the 1-page story "How..." by Jim Valentino, a 1-page story (written by Jamie S. Rich with art by Chynna Clugston-Major), a nice 2-page pin-up by Dave McKean, the 1-page story "Clown's Day Off" by Roger Langridge, the 3-page story "Uncertain Process" (written by Joe Casey with art by Sean Phillips), a 2-page story by Bill Pressing and Nijo Philip, a pin-up by Pat Moriarity, the 2-page story "10-7-01" by Dylan Horrocks, the 2-page story "Sunday Mourning" (written by Antony Johnston with art by Mike Norton), a 1-page story by Layla Lawlor, an excellent 2-page story by Frank Miller, a 2-page story by Peter Pachoumis, the 1-page story "The Patriot" by John Paul Leon, the 2-page story "What's Important" (written by Steve Darnall with art by Hilary Barta), a 3-page story by Laurie Ross, the 4-page story "The Sky was so Blue that Day" by Enrico Casarosa, a pin-up by Istvan Banyai, the very good 3-page "Shoes!" by William Stout, the 4-page "Arab Americans" by Jim Mahfood, the 1-page "A View from D.C." by John K. Snyder III, a 2-page story by David Alvarez, a 3-page story (written by Marti Noxon with art by Mike Huddleston), the 2-page story "New York Report" by R. Sikoryak, the excellent 2-page story "Which One is Real?" (written by Bob Harris with art by Gregory Ruth), the 1-page story "Bonjour" by Liniers, a 2-page story by Bryan Talbot, a 2-page story by Brian McDonald & Brian O'Connell, a 1-page story by Lark Pien, a 1-page excerpt from Will Eisner's The Building, a pin-up by Peter Kuper, the 1-page adaptation "Whitman's Dream" by Alcatena (from a poem by Walt Whitman), a 3-page story (written by Marie Croall & Dan Jolley, with art by Eric Powell), a 2-page story by Mitch O'Connell, the 1-page story "When They Sound that Last All Clear" (written by Stephen Walsh with art by Guy Davis), a 1-page story by Tommy Lee Edwards, the 2-page story "Jeremiah 17, 6-9" by Mira Friedmann, the 2-page story "Just Answer the Phone" by Aaron Renier, a 1-page story by Humberto Ramos, the 2-page story "Los Angeles" by Sam Henderson, the 2-page story "Scenes from an Airport" (written by Jason Hall with art by Todd Herman), a pin-up by Dawn Brown, the 1-page story "Tribute to Balbir Singh Sodi" (written by Brian Pulido, pencilled by Ivan Reis, and inked by Joe Pimental), the 3-page story "Simple Physics" (written by Fabian Nicieza, pencilled by Cliff Richards, and inked by Will Conrad), the 2-page story "Close to Home" by Chris Eliopoulos, a pin-up by Rich Hedden, the 2-page story "Maybe Next Year" by Davidé Fabbri, a pin-up by Tsuneo Sanda, the 2-page story "Casting Call" by Batton Lash, the 2-page story "NYC" by Mike Mignola, a 2-page story by Brian Biggs, the 1-page story "TV Exec Visits Ground Zero" (written by Robert Smigel, of TV Funhouse and Saturday Night Live, and illustrated by Michael Kupperman), the 3-page story "Nothing but You on my Mind" (written by Art Brooks, translated by Adela Torres, and illustrated by Daniel Acuna), a 2-page story by Kellie Strom, a pin-up by Alex Maleev, the 3-page illustrated text story "Before the Fall" by Dean Motter, the 2-page story "The Shift" (written by Tom Defalco, pencilled by Kelly Yates, and inked by Rick Ketcham), a 2-page story by Becky Cloonan, a 2-page story (written by John Ostrander with art by Mary Mitchell), a pin-up by Mike Getsiv, a 3-page story (written by Steve Niles with art by Paul Lee), the 2-page story "Ordinary Heroes" (written by Roger Stern with art by Joe Orsak), a pin-up by Ben Stenbeck, a 1-page story (written by Stephen Banes with art by Guy Burwell), a 2-page story by Tatiana Gill, a 1-page story (written by Robert Kirkman with art by Tony Moore), the 3-page story "In the House of Light" (written by Mike Carey, pencilled by Mike Collins, and inked by Lee Townsend), the 2-page story "Ayekah" by Ron Boyd, the 2-page story "Close" (written by J. Torres with art by Steve Rolston), a 2-page story by Eric Kilkenny & Jim Hill, the 1-page story "If" by Marc Rosenthal, a pin-up by Jose Luis Agreda, the 1-page story "News" by Tony Millionaire, the 1-page story "This is not a Bomb" by Steve Guaraccia, the 2-page story "The Last Time I was in New York City..." by Stan Sakai, the 2-page story "That Day" by Mark Crilley, the 3-page story "Ground Zero" by Al Davison, the very good 6-page story "This is Information" (written by Alan Moore with art by Melinda Gebbie), and a pin-up by Renée French; Eric Drooker cover; unofficially subtitled Artists Respond; published by Dark Horse Comics, Image Comics, and Chaos! Comics; published on Thursday, 24 January 2002 [REVIEW AND PURCHASE THIS BOOK]	B
Larger Version Available	9-11 Volume 2	published by DC Comics; officially entitled 9-11: The World's Finest Comic Book Writers & Artists Tell Stories to Remember; published on Thursday, 24 January 2002 [REVIEW AND PURCHASE THIS BOOK]	B

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