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Laser Eraser and Pressbutton #1 (1985) · The Collector

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Eclipse
Laser Eraser and Pressbutton (1985)
#1

Eclipse#1

Laser Eraser and Pressbutton

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Laser Eraser and Pressbutton #1

Publisher: Eclipse
Cover date: November 1985
On sale: Nov 26, 1985
Cover price: $0.75
Pages: 36

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2 titled

1The Depths of Depravity
2The Iniquity from Antiquity

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Grand Comics Database issue 40629

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Writer: Steve Moore
Pencillers: Steve Dillon, Jim Baikie
Inkers: Steve Dillon, Jim Baikie
Colorist: Dondie Cox
Letterer: Annie Parkhouse
Cover: Garry Leach
Cover colors: Garry Leach

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Editor: cat yronwode

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