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Athena #0 (1996) · The Collector

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Antarctic Press
Athena (1996)
#0

Antarctic Press#0

Athena

Athena #0

Publisher: Antarctic Press
Cover date: December 1996
Cover price: $2.95
Pages: 36
Rating: Mature Readers

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Stories

3 titled

1Introducing Jay Duclaux World's Greatest Rock Drummer!
2The Many Faces of Serpenteena!

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Grand Comics Database issue 59653

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Athena meets Kallie and Jay; they move to Pan Athens.

3

The Many Faces of Serpenteena! Part II The Rap Years

Credits

Writer: Dean Hsieh
Penciller: Dean Hsieh
Inker: Dean Hsieh
Letterer: Dean Hsieh
Cover: Dean Hsieh
Cover colors: Dean Hsieh
Cover letters: Dean Hsieh

Editorial and production

Associate editor: Elin Winkler
Editor in chief: Herb Mallette

Characters

Athena
Daphne
Dionysus
Herma
Jay
Kallie

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