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11June 1984
$1.50; 1.75 CAD

Dreadstar #11

Marvel · June 1984 · on sale 1984-04-10

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Identification plate

Series
Dreadstar (Marvel, 1982 series)
Issue
#11
Publication date
June 1984
Key date
1984-06-00
On-sale date
1984-04-10
Indicia publisher
Marvel Comics Group
Price
$1.50; 1.75 CAD
Pages
36

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Contents

SeqStoryTypePagesCreditsCharacters
0-cover1pencils: Jim Starlin; inks: Jim Starlin; colors: Christie ScheeleThe Lord High Papal
1Dreaditorialcomic story1script: Archie Goodwin; pencils: Archie Goodwin; inks: Archie Goodwin; letters: Archie GoodwinArchie Goodwin [as Willow]; Rainbow
2Origin!comic story30script: Jim Starlin; pencils: Jim Starlin; inks: Jim Starlin; colors: Christie Scheele; letters: Jim NovakThe Lord High Papal (origin); Cardinal Sydar
3-letters page2letters: typeset
4How to Write and Draw Good Comicscomic story1script: Jim Starlin, Daina GraziunasJim Starlin; Daina Graziunas

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CollectionYear
The Secret of Z
ISBN 0-943151-46-5
2001On eBay ›
Dreadstar #2
ISBN 0974963828
2004On eBay ›

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