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Jon Sable, Freelance #18 (1984) · The Collector

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First Comics
Jon Sable, Freelance (1983)
#18

First Comics#18

Jon Sable, Freelance

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Jon Sable, Freelance #18

Deadly Games Part 2

Publisher: First Comics
Cover date: November 1984
On sale: Jul 28, 1984
Cover price: $1.25
Pages: 36

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Credits

Writer: Mike Grell
Penciller: Mike Grell
Inker: Mike Grell
Colorist: Janice Cohen

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Grand Comics Database issue 39291

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After getting knifed by Sparrow and falling off a train, Sable has to get from Idaho to Los Angeles quickly.

Letterer

Ken Bruzenak

Cover

Mike Grell

Editorial and production

Editor: Mike Gold

Characters

Anastasia Yurkovich
Bonnie Shields
Greg
Jon Sable
Leroy
Sparrow

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