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Destroyer Duck #3 (1983) · The Collector

Catalog
Eclipse
Destroyer Duck (1982)
#3

Eclipse#3

Destroyer Duck

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Destroyer Duck #3

Publisher: Eclipse
Cover date: June 1983
Cover price: $1.50
Pages: 36

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Printing not stated · $1.50
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Stories

2 titled

1Pheromones!
2The Starling Chapter II

Sources

Grand Comics Database issue 37486

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Credits

Writers: Steve Gerber, Martin Pasko, Jerry Siegel
Pencillers: Jack Kirby, Val Mayerik
Inkers: Alfredo Alcala, Val Mayerik
Colorists: Petra Goldberg, Janice Cohen
Letterers: Adam Kubert, Carrie McCarthy
Covers: Jack Kirby, Alfredo Alcala
Cover letters: Denis McFarling

Editorial and production

Editor: Steve Gerber

Characters

"Hot-Hands" Feeney
Destroyer Duck
Duke Duck
Glowing Man
Irma Zane
Mrs. Flanagan
Robert Zane

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