Publishers / Acclaim / Valiant / Adventures of the Super Mario Bros. (1991) / #1
1February 1991
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Adventures of the Super Mario Bros. #1

Acclaim / Valiant · February 1991 · on sale 1991

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Series
Adventures of the Super Mario Bros. (Acclaim / Valiant, 1991 series)
Issue
#1
Publication date
February 1991
Key date
February 1991
On-sale date
1991
Indicia publisher
Valiant
Price
$1.50; 1.95 CAD
Pages
36
Barcode
07098932803702

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Contents

SeqStoryTypePagesCreditsCharacters
0-cover1letters: typesetMario
1It's Always Fair Weathercomic story10script: John Walker; pencils: Dan Danglo; inks: P. Zorito; colors: Rainbowhead; letters: JadeBowser, Luigi, Mario, Mushroom King, Toad, Princess Peach Toadstool
2Family Album: The Early Yearscomic story1script: John Walker; pencils: Dan Danglo; inks: P. Zorito; colors: Kingman Huie; letters: Ken LopezLuigi, Mario
3Welcome to Videolandcomic story2script: George Caragonne; pencils: Bob Layton; inks: Art Nichols; colors: John Cebollero; letters: Ken LopezSamus Aran, Captain N, Duke, Eggplant Wizard, King Hippo, Kid Icarus, Kevin Keene, Donkey Kong, Little Mac, Mother Brain, Princess Lana
4Nervous Meltdowncomic story10script: Mark McClellan, Bill Vallely; pencils: James Brock; inks: Wanderlei Silva; colors: The Gradations; letters: JadeCaptain N, Duke, Eggplant Wizard, King Hippo, Kid Icarus, Kevin Keene, Mother Brain, Princess Lana

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