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Button Man

In this taut thriller, Harry Exton takes a job as a modern-day gladiator: illegally battling to the death (or, sometimes, the loss of a finger) for the benefit and glory of his rich employers: the "voices". It's only when he tries to leave the game that he realizes that there's only one way he'll be allowed to retire.

Art by Arthur Ranson

Story Title Parts Pages
w indicates a
wraparound cover
Covers
Year(s) Issues Writer Artist Colourist Letterer
Button Man 12 84
789: Arthur Ranson
1
1992
Reprints:

M3.72‑M3.75
780-791
John Wagner Arthur Ranson <-- Steve Potter
Button Man II The Confessions of Harry Exton 16 112
913: John Ridgway
1
1994
Reprints:

M4.05‑M4.08
904-919
John Wagner Arthur Ranson <-- Steve Potter
Button Man III 12 96
1224: Dylan Teague
1231: Kevin Walker
2
2000-2001 p2001, 1223-1233 John Wagner Arthur Ranson <-- Ellie de Ville
Button Man IV The Hitman's Daughter 16 96
1556: Frazer Irving
1558: Frazer Irving
1562: Frazer Irving
1566: Frazer Irving
4
2007 1551-1566 John Wagner Frazer Irving Fiona Staples
Ellie De Ville: 1‑8, 10‑16
Annie Parkhouse: 9
various
>> Posters / Teasers <<
30 Seconds Into Your Futureā€¦ 1 1 0 1992 776 n/a Arthur Ranson <-- n/a
Clean cover reprint of prog 789.[Button Down]
1 1 0 1993 B2KSE1 n/a Arthur Ranson <-- n/a
From Tharg's Thrill ArchivesPart 9: Button Man
1 1 0 1993 866 n/a Arthur Ranson <-- n/a
Databyte 1 1 0 2005 p2006 n/a Arthur Ranson <-- n/a
>> Features <<
Databyte 1 1 0 2005 p2006 editorial n/a n/a n/a
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