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Eclipse Monthly #5 (1984) · The Collector

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Eclipse
Eclipse Monthly (1983)
#5

Eclipse#5

Eclipse Monthly

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Eclipse Monthly #5

Publisher: Eclipse
Cover date: February 1984
On sale: Feb 10, 1984
Cover price: $1.50
Pages: 36

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Printing not stated · $1.50
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Stories

2 titled

1The Incredible Seven
2Satan's Doorstep

Sources

Grand Comics Database issue 38303

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Jerry Cohen relates the conclusion to the Incredible Seven story from Sabre 4-6.

Credits

Writers: Doug Wildey, B. C. Boyer
Pencillers: Doug Wildey, B. C. Boyer
Inker: Doug Wildey
Colorists: Doug Wildey, Denis McFarling, Philip DeWalt
Letterers: Doug Wildey, Lois Buhalis
Cover: Doug Wildey
Cover colors: Doug Wildey

Editorial and production

Editors: cat yronwode, Dean Mullaney

Characters

Barney McAllister
Colonel Elgin
Dan Drekston
Geronimo
Mr. Pierce
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