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4January 1989
$1.50; 2.00 CAD; 0.50 GBP

Excalibur #4

Marvel · January 1989 · on sale 1988-09-06

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Identification plate

Series
Excalibur (Marvel, 1988 series)
Issue
#4
Publication date
January 1989
Key date
1989-01-00
On-sale date
1988-09-06
Indicia publisher
Marvel Comics
Price
$1.50; 2.00 CAD; 0.50 GBP
Pages
36
Rating
Approved by the Comics Code Authority

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Contents

SeqStoryTypePagesCreditsCharacters
0-cover1pencils: Alan Davis; inks: Paul Neary
1Still Crazy after All These Yearscomic story22script: Chris Claremont; pencils: Alan Davis; inks: Paul Neary; colors: Glynis Oliver; letters: Tom OrzechowskiArcade, Brian Braddock, Callisto, Captain Britain, Colossus, Cyclops, Executioner, Jester, Knave, Miss Locke, Lockheed, Logan, Moira MacTaggert, Meggan Braddock
2Megganillustration1pencils: Alan Davis; inks: Paul NearyMeggan Braddock

Printings and variants

EditionHow to tell
Newsstandprice 1.50 USD; 2.00 CAD; barcode 07148602711901

Where to read it

CollectionYear
The Sword Is Drawn
ISBN 978-1-302-90434-0
2017On eBay ›
Excalibur Omnibus #1
ISBN 978-1-302-92666-3
2020On eBay ›

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Series context

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