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Charlton Bullseye #10 (1982) · The Collector

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Charlton
Charlton Bullseye (1981)
#10

Charlton#10

Charlton Bullseye

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Charlton Bullseye #10

Publisher: Charlton
Cover date: December 1982
On sale: Aug 12, 1982
Cover price: $0.60
Pages: 36

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Stories

2 titled

1Hero With a Heart of Gold
2The Attack of... Big CAM

Sources

Grand Comics Database issue 36870

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Golden Kid is taken out of suspended animation, where he finds himself at odds with 1982 Boston. A laser kills Golden Kid, but not before he can give Thunderbunny his dying wish: find the Keeper.

Credits

Writer: Marty Greim
Penciller: Brian Buniak
Inker: Brian Buniak
Colorist: Wendy Fiore
Letterer: Brian Buniak
Cover: Brian Buniak

Editorial and production

Editor: George Wildman

Characters

Bobby Caswell
Thunderbunny

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