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Flood Relief #1 (1994) · The Collector

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Malibu
Flood Relief (1994)
#1

Malibu#1

Flood Relief

Flood Relief #1

Publisher: Malibu
Cover date: January 1994
Pages: 36

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Prime, Prototype, Hardcase and Zip-Zap take on "Droplet" a wetware powered menace which is flooding Des Moines, Iowa.

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Credits

Writers: Hank Kanalz, Dan Danko, Tom Mason
Pencillers: Aaron Lopresti, Richard Pace
Inker: John Lowe
Colorist: 'Bu Tones

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Grand Comics Database issue 303618

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Letterer

Dave Lanphear

Cover

Norm Breyfogle

Cover colors

'Bu Tones

Editorial and production

Editor: Chris Ulm

Characters

Boom Boy
Droplet
ElectroCute
Freex [Anything
Grenade
Hardcase
Lady Killer· Cameo
Leeann
Pressure
Prime
Prototype
Rachel Deming· Cameo
Stanley Leland
Sweet-Face· Cameo
The Strangers [Atom Bob
Trax· Cameo
Wilma Moore
Zip-Zap

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