---*< CCA Proudly Presents >*---

Dark Minds / Witchblade (one shot)
August 2000 (1st printing)
Image / Top Cow

Story:		David Wohl
Pencils:	Pat Lee
Inks:		Alvin Lee, Ramil Sunga and Rob Armstrong
Colors:		Shane Law, Alan Wong, Angelo Tsang and Pat Lee

36 images @ 150 dpi (color)
Scanned on 13 August 2000 by Cooper

---*< Scanner's Comments And Rants >*---

Hmm. Release date in October. Had I known that I might have waited a bit before
scanning this one. Oh well. Nice little story. Glad they stuck to a one-shot.
The two storylines just don't combine right. This thing actually feels like a
new Tales Of The Witchblade more than a crossover.

Next I'm gonna do Witchblade 41 and then Steam Punk 4 and Fathom 3.

Next up: Witchblade 41

---*< It Just Keeps Going! >*---

Yet another quality release by the Comics Copying Authority, or CCA.
We sacrifice diskspace for quality. If that's something you feel is wrong,
perhaps you should reconsider getting our stuff...
Distribution is encouraged as long as it's for free. I'm putting them up without
charge. You should be able to download it for the same price.
That also means *NO FRIGGIN RATIO SITES*!!

---*< Call To Arms >*---

We want more SCANNERS! If you like comics, own a scanner and you're willing to
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---*< Hello World >*---

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FYWP, Mr. Faust, Biggy Boy, Vaz, Hanz, BirdBrain, WadeWilson and ArAcAdE.
The rest of the CCA.
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---*< CCA Philosophy >*---

The intention of the CCA is not to rip off creators!
If you enjoy a book that we've scanned, please buy the original or support
  the creators' current material!

Why we're doing this:

To preserve comics -- paper may rot but digital is forever.
To give those people who don't read comics a taste of what they're missing.
To expose comic fans to books that they'd otherwise just pass by.
To combat the speculative collectables market that makes some books
  impossible to get or ridiculously priced.  Speculation has done nothing
  but tarnish comics and led the industry onto the path of self-destruction.
  Multiple copies of the same comic all sealed up in plastic are all just
  so much worthless paper.  Alternate covers and interiors don't do
  anything but sucker fans and dilute quality.  Tell 'em NO and spend that
  $ on a different book.

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