Jezebel Jade/Issue 1

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Jezebel Jade Issue 1
Cover.
Part of	Jebezel Jade
Published by	Comico
Publication date	October 1988
Page count	36
Writers	William Messner-Loebs
Drawn by	Adam Kubert
Inked by	Adam Kubert
Colored by	Adam Kubert
Lettered by	Adam Kubert
Edited by	Diana Schutz
Cover artists	Adam Kubert
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Jezebel Jade Issue 1 is a Jezebel Jade comic published by Comico in October 1988. It was written by William Messner-Loebs, and drawn by Adam Kubert.

For "The Bones of Galahad Chapter One: A Single, Deadly Moment"

Characters

Legend
Character debut	Speaking debut	Ep. debut	No lines	Mentioned

In order of appearance:

Character	Actor
Narrator	Text
Jonny Quest	Speech bubble
Hadji	Speech bubble
Bandit	N/A
Race Bannon	Speech bubble
Captain Jimmy Trump	Speech bubble
Wild Jim Cannon	Speech bubble
Professor Maxwell Clark (photo)	N/A
John Carter	N/A
Martinson
Jezebel Jade	Speech bubble
Robin Hood
Herr Schmidt	Speech bubble
Lily Martell	Speech bubble
Sir George Wittenby	Speech bubble
Chou Sen Ping	Speech bubble
Doctor Napoleon Zin	Speech bubble
Jackal	Speech bubble

Organizations

• CIA
• Orient Airways (mentioned)
• Jamaica Express (mentioned)
• Ping International

Locations

• Earth
  • United States
    • Florida
      • Palm Key
        • Quest Compound
      • Washington, D.C. (mentioned)
    • San Diego (mentioned)
  • Germany (indirectly mentioned)
    • Berlin (mentioned)
  • France (mentioned)
  • Russia (mentioned)
  • China
    • Hong Kong
      • Ping International headquarters
  • Italy (mentioned)
  • Germany (mentioned)

Objects

• The Bones of Galahad

Vehicles

• None

Behind the scenes

• The story is set on February 12, 1988.
• The "T" in Roger T. Bannon is revealed to be Tiberius.
• The story retcons Race's time as the Quests' bodyguard has being more recent, instead of happening since the 1960s when the original Jonny Quest TV series debut.
• Race mentions Dawn Patrol, a movie in 1930, that was then remade in 1938 with the same title.