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First Adventures #1 (1985) · The Collector

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First Comics
First Adventures (1985)
#1

First Comics#1

First Adventures

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First Adventures #1

Publisher: First Comics
Cover date: December 1985
On sale: Aug 16, 1985
Cover price: $1.25
Pages: 36

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Main editionMain
Printing not stated · $1.25
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Stories

3 titled

1Guns and Butter
2The Terminal Zone 1. The Trap Door
3

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Grand Comics Database issue 40754

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Credits

Writers: Peter Gillis, Steven Grant, John Ostrander
Pencillers: Kelley Jones, Richard Larson, Doug Rice
Inkers: Barry Crain, Richard Larson, Doug Rice
Colorists: Alex Wald, Wendy Fiore, Rick Taylor
Letterer: Willie Schubert
Cover: Barry Crain

Editorial and production

Editors: Rick Oliver, Mike Gold
Managing editor: Mike Gold

Characters

Apocalypse Squad
Blaze Barlow
Dynamo Joe
Nocturne
Spike
Whisper

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