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Charlton Classics #7 (1981) · The Collector

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Charlton
Charlton Classics (1980)
#7

Charlton#7

Charlton Classics

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Charlton Classics #7

Publisher: Charlton
Cover date: April 1981
Cover price: $0.50
Pages: 36

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Stories

2 titled

1The Bull of Minos
2Self Portrait!

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Grand Comics Database issue 169492

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Hercules next task is to capture the Bull of Minos.

Credits

Writer: Joe Gill
Pencillers: Sam Glanzman, Steve Ditko
Inkers: Sam Glanzman, Steve Ditko
Letterer: Charlotte Jetter
Cover: Sam Glanzman
Cover letters: Bob Agnew

Editorial and production

Editor: George Wildman
Others: George Wildman, Sal Gentile

Characters

Antaeus
Eurystheus
Hera
Hercules
Minos
minotaur
Mr. Bones
Posiedon
Zeus

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