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[nn][July] 1991
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Enemy Ace: War Idyll #[nn]

DC · [July] 1991 · on sale 1991-06-06

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Series: Enemy Ace: War Idyll (DC, 1991 series)
Issue: #[nn]
Publication date: [July] 1991
Key date: 1991-07-00
On-sale date: 1991-06-06
Indicia publisher: DC Comics Inc.
Price: $14.95; 18.95 CAD
Pages: 132
ISBN: 0-930289-78-1

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Contents

Seq	Story	Type	Pages	Credits	Characters
0	War Idyll	cover	1	pencils: George Pratt; inks: George Pratt; colors: George Pratt; letters: Dale Crain	Hans von Hammer [Enemy Ace]
1	Introduction	foreword, introduction, preface, afterword	1	script: Joe Kubert
2	Dedication	foreword, introduction, preface, afterword	1	script: George Pratt
3	Enemy Ace: War Idyll	comic story	103	script: George Pratt; pencils: George Pratt; inks: George Pratt; colors: George Pratt; letters: Willie Schubert	Hans von Hammer [Enemy Ace]; Mannock
4	Aknowledgments	foreword, introduction, preface, afterword	2	script: George Pratt; pencils: George Pratt; inks: George Pratt; colors: George Pratt
5	A War Diary	text article	12	script: George Pratt; pencils: George Pratt; inks: George Pratt; colors: George Pratt
6	George Pratt	text article	2	script: George Pratt
7	-	illustration	1	pencils: George Pratt; inks: George Pratt; colors: George Pratt

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