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Publishers / Fantagraphics / Threat (1986) / #6
6November 1986
$2.25; 3.25 CAD

Threat #6

Fantagraphics · November 1986

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Series
Threat (Fantagraphics, 1986 series)
Issue
#6
Publication date
November 1986
Key date
November 1986
Indicia publisher
Fantagraphics Books Inc.
Price
$2.25; 3.25 CAD
Pages
36

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Contents

SeqStoryTypePagesCreditsCharacters
0Enigma Funniescover1pencils: Gary Fields; inks: Gary Fields; colors: Dave Nelson
1Threat Profilecredits, title page1script: Jim Rohn; pencils: Jim Rohn; inks: Jim Rohn
2The Hero Chapter IIIcomic story10script: Gary Fields; pencils: Gary Fields; inks: Gary Fields; letters: Gary Fields
3Knee Deep and Up to Our Necks In Itcomic story6script: Michael Kraiger; pencils: Michael Kraiger; inks: Michael Kraiger; letters: Michael Kraiger
4Family Ties Part 6comic story7script: Dave Harrison; pencils: Jay Geldhof; inks: Jay Geldhof; letters: Jay Geldhof
5Somewhere in Jerseyillustration1script: Michael Kraiger; pencils: Michael Kraiger; inks: Michael Kraiger; letters: Michael Kraiger
6Crossfire!comic story8script: Jim Rohn; pencils: Jim Rohn; inks: Jim Rohn; letters: Gary Fields
7Before Steve Canyon There Was Terry and the Pirates...promo (ad from the publisher)1pencils: Milton Caniff; inks: Milton Caniff
8Because You Deserve the Bestpromo (ad from the publisher)1pencils: Don Martin; inks: Don Martin

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