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Mangazine #5 (1986) · The Collector

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Antarctic Press
Mangazine (1985)
#5

Antarctic Press#5

Mangazine

Previous issue, #4 All issues

Mangazine #5

Publisher: Antarctic Press
Cover date: December 1986
Cover price: $1.50
Pages: 60

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Stories

5 titled

1Mechamen
2Tiger-X: Chapter 5, "Judas Revisited"
3

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Grand Comics Database issue 290749

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Solar Sheriff Koorgai recruits seven humans to become the Mechamen.

Mark 2 Squad: The Peacekeepers

4Mighty Tiny: Rescue Part 3

5Recon

Credits

Writers: Paul Roche, Ben Dunn, Frank Castillo, Mike Hillman, Alan Husky
Pencillers: Paul Roche, Ben Dunn, Frank Castillo, Dave Johnson
Inkers: Paul Roche, Ben Dunn, Frank Castillo, Carlos Castro, Dave Johnson
Letterers: Paul Roche, Ben Dunn, Carlos Castro
Cover: Paul Roche

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Editor: Herb Mallette

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