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25July 1996
$3.50; 4.95 CAD

The Ray #25

DC · July 1996 · on sale 1996-05-15

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Series
The Ray (DC, 1994 series)
Issue
#25
Publication date
July 1996
Key date
1996-07-00
On-sale date
1996-05-15
Indicia publisher
DC Comics
Price
$3.50; 4.95 CAD
Pages
52
Barcode
76194120222802511

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Contents

SeqStoryTypePagesCreditsCharacters
0Time and Tempest! Dark Tomorrow!cover1pencils: Jason Armstrong; inks: Drew Geraci; letters: Todd KleinThe Ray [Ray Terrill]; Flash [Bart Allen]
1Time and Tempest, Book 1: The Pendulumcomic story38script: Christopher Priest; pencils: Jason Armstrong; inks: Drew Geraci; colors: James Sinclair; letters: Kevin CunninghamThe Ray [Ray Terrill] (first appearance of an alternate future version from 2016; current version also appears); Black Canary [Dinah Lance]; Flash [Bart Allen] (first appearance of an alternate future version from 2016); Triumph (first appearance of an alternate future version from 2016); Gaelon (in
2Watch This Space #11promo (ad from the publisher)1letters: typeset
3The Rayletters page1script: Alisande Morales; pencils: Jason Armstrong; inks: Drew GeraciThe Ray

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