Stephen King's "N." Vol 1 2

Stephen King's "N." #2
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Art by: Alex Maleev
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Release Date	April 7, 2010
Cover Date	June, 2010
Issue Details
Editor-in-Chief	Joe Quesada

1. ""N.", Part 2 of 4"
Appearances · Synopsis
Story is an adaptation of the original material by Stephen King
Writer(s)	Marc Guggenheim
Penciler(s)	Alex Maleev
Inker(s)	Alex Maleev
Colorist(s)	Alex Maleev
Letterer(s)	Chris Eliopoulos
Editor(s)	Ralph Macchio Charlie Beckerman

Appearing in ""N.", Part 2 of 4"

Featured Characters:

• "N." (Nathan Nash/Nathan N. Nance) (Death)
• Norma Acker (Death)

Supporting Characters:

• Edward R. Rainen (Named only)
• Dr. John "Johnny" Bonsaint

Antagonists:

• Cthun (Mentioned)

Other Characters:

• Charlie (Named only)
• Pandora (Named only)
• Deeyanna (Mentioned)
• Sara (Nash's daughter, age 16) (First appearance)
• Hutchins & Nash LLP (formerly Watson & Hutchins, CPAs) (Named only)
• Portland Police Department (Named only)
  • Catherine Ames (Named only)
• Caren (Nash's daughter, age 19) (Named only)
• Dana Baron (Mentioned)

Races and Species:

• Humans

Locations:

• Earth
  • United States of America
    • Maine
      • Portland
        • McGraff's Hardware (First appearance)
      • John Bonsaint's office (Named only)
        • St. Jude's Cathedral (Named only)
      • Motton
        • Ackerman's Field
          • Standing stones
          • Norma Acker's house (First appearance)
      • University of Maine (Named only)
    • American Midwest (Mentioned)
  • Stonehenge, United Kingdom (Mentioned)
  • South America (Mentioned)
  • Africa (Mentioned)
  • Arctic (Mentioned)

Items:

• The key (First appearance)

Vehicles:

Synopsis for ""N.", Part 2 of 4"

• Synopsis not yet written

Solicit Synopsis

Patient Case Study: “N.” Subject initially complained of insomnia, stating that standard pharma was not having any effect. I will prescribe him something stronger. Subject is also open and frank about obsessive-compulsive tendencies, most notably; he has a habit of counting, and speaks of “good” and “bad” numbers. Traces symptoms back to visit of certain field in rural Maine with a rock formation that changes in number. Calls it a “faded place” where he could “tear through the fabric of reality.” Also recalls a “grinning figure trapped within the stones.” Suggests strong bouts of delusion. Prognosis: stronger sedative, intensive continued therapy. DON’T MISS THE NEXT EXCITING CHAPTER IN THIS LANDMARK COMIC-BOOK EVENT. FROM THE MIND OF STEPHEN KING, ADAPTED BY MARK GUGGENHEIM AND ALEX MALEEV, “N.” WILL HAVE YOUR PULSE RACING!

See Also

• 2 image(s) from Stephen King's "N." Vol 1 2

Links and References

• http://marvel.com/catalog/?id=14677