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Elflord Chronicles #7 (1991) · The Collector

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Malibu
Elflord Chronicles (1990)
#7

Malibu#7

Elflord Chronicles

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Elflord Chronicles #7

Publisher: Malibu
Cover date: March 1991
Cover price: $2.75
Pages: 36

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Printing not stated · $2.75
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Credits

Writer: Barry Blair
Penciller: Barry Blair
Inker: Barry Blair
Letterer: Nick McCalip

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Grand Comics Database issue 383119

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Windblade leaves Greenhaven to return to live with his father, Huw McBane. Hawlk and Springstorm are attacked by Ninja, continuing a blood feud against Hawlk's family. Lilandia McBane plots world domination.

Cover

Barry Blair

Editorial and production

Editor: Eiwin Mark

Characters

Hawlk Erickson
Lilandia McBane
Purebreeze
Sparrow
Springstorm
Swiftaxe McBane
Tamir Moonstar
Windblade Greensleeve

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