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Charlton Bullseye #1 (1981) · The Collector

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Charlton
Charlton Bullseye (1981)
#1

Charlton#1

Charlton Bullseye

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Charlton Bullseye #1

The Enigma!

Publisher: Charlton
Cover date: June 1981
On sale: Mar 5, 1981
Cover price: $0.50
Pages: 36

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Credits

Writer: Benjamin Smith
Penciller: Dan Reed
Inkers: Dan Reed, Albert Val, Bill Black
Colorist: Wendy Fiore

Sources

Grand Comics Database issue 35364

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The Question meets the Blue Beetle as the Enigma's men hijack the Beetle's flying Bug. The pair use a homing device to track the Bug to the Enigma's warehouse hideout, where they have to overcome a series of deathtraps.

Letterer

Bill Pearson

Covers

Dan Reed, Bob McLeod

Editorial and production

Editor: George Wildman
Assistant editor: Bill Pearson

Characters

Blue Beetle
Ted Kord
The Question
Vic Sage

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