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Espers #1 (1986) · The Collector

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Eclipse
Espers (1986)
#1

Eclipse#1

Espers

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Espers #1

The Gathering of Power

Publisher: Eclipse
Cover date: July 1986
On sale: Jul 8, 1986
Cover price: $1.25
Pages: 36

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Credits

Writer: James Hudnall
Penciller: David Lloyd
Inker: David Lloyd
Colorist: Dondie Cox

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Grand Comics Database issue 41568

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Linda Williams' father is kidnapped, supposedly by Middle East terrorists, but actually by the Inner Circle, an evil Espers group headed by Koznishev, and she recruits five other Espers to free him.

Letterer

Steve Craddock

Cover

Mick Austin

Cover colors

Mick Austin

Editorial and production

Editor: James D. Hudnall
Editor in chief: cat yronwode

Characters

Bill Silent Bear
Ian McVicar
Jiro Yabuki
Linda Williams
Maria Rivas
Sergei Koznishev
Simon Ashley

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