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Codename: Firearm #2 (1995) · The Collector

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Malibu
Codename: Firearm (1995)
#2

Malibu#2

Codename: Firearm

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Codename: Firearm #2

Publisher: Malibu
Cover date: July 1995
Cover price: $2.95
Pages: 44

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Peter Cordova Lopez does not exist...so who is he?

Stories

2 titled

1All in the Family!
2Idle Thoughts Part III of III

Credits

Writers: Marv Wolfman, James Robinson
Pencillers: Klebs de Moura Júnior, Jeff Moore, Gary Erskine
Inkers: Rodney Gates, Steve Moncuse, Jason Moore, Vickie Williams
Colorists: Malibu Coloring, George Cox
Letterer: Patrick Owsley
Covers: Gabriel Gecko, Stephen Baskerville

Editorial and production

Editor: Hank Kanalz

Characters

Blood Mama
Codename: Firearm ]
Firearm
Marilu Lucille Lopez
the Blood Brothers

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