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Amazing Adventure #1

Marvel · 1988

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Series
Amazing Adventure (Marvel, 1988 series)
Issue
#1
Publication date
1988
Key date
1988-00-00
Indicia publisher
Marvel Comics
Price
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Pages
84
ISBN
0-87135-339-3

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Contents

SeqStoryTypePagesCreditsCharacters
0-cover1pencils: Michael Golden; inks: Michael Golden; colors: Michael Golden
1Solocomic story14script: Chris Claremont; pencils: Michael Golden; inks: Terry Austin; colors: Glynis Wein; letters: John Workman
2Men Of Peacecomic story10script: Bill Mantlo; pencils: Larry Stroman; inks: Jackson Guice; colors: Evelyn Stein; letters: Ken Bruzenak
3Spiescomic story13script: Mike Vosburg; pencils: Mike Vosburg; inks: Mike Vosburg; colors: Bob Sharen; letters: Ken Bruzenak
4Pogromcomic story12script: J. M. DeMatteis; pencils: Val Mayerik; inks: Val Mayerik; colors: Elaine Lee; letters: Phil Felix
5The Turtlecomic story10script: Mike Baron; pencils: Huw Thomas; inks: Val Mayerik; colors: Petra Scotese; letters: Janice Chiang
6In The Dark Ages . . .comic story12script: J. M. DeMatteis; pencils: John Ridgway; inks: John Ridgway; colors: John Wellington; letters: Phil Felix
7Ahhhh . . . Christmascomic story5script: Steve Perry; pencils: Rick Veitch; inks: Rick Veitch

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