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Mankind #1 (1999) · The Collector

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Chaos! Comics
Mankind (1999)
#1

Chaos! Comics#1

Mankind

Mankind #1

Publisher: Chaos! Comics
Cover date: September 1999
On sale: Aug 18, 1999
Cover price: $2.95
Pages: 36

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When a homeless encampment is threatened, Mankind intervenes, saving the people and taking out the mysterious sinister agency looking to do them harm.

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Printing not stated · $2.95

SDCC Gold Stamp

Printing not stated · $2.95

Credits

Writer: Steven Grant
Penciller: Jerry Beck
Inker: Curtis Arnold
Colorist: Atomic Paintbrush
Letterer: Oscar Gongora
Cover: Robert E. Brown
Cover colors: Roy Young

Editorial and production

Editor: Gregg Pisani
Graphic designer: Mike Flippin

Characters

Mick Foley
Mr. Socko

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