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Michael Turner's Soulfire #4 (2011) · The Collector

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Aspen
Michael Turner's Soulfire (2011)
#4

Aspen#4

Michael Turner's Soulfire

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Michael Turner's Soulfire #4

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Publisher: Aspen
Cover date: October 2011
On sale: Sep 21, 2011
Cover price: $3.50
Pages: 32

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Writers: J. T. Krul, Frank Mastromauro
Pencillers: Jason Fabok, Ryan Odagawa
Colorist: John Starr
Letterer: Josh Reed
Covers: Jason Fabok, Mark Roslan
Cover colors: Peter Steigerwald

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Editors: Frank Mastromauro, Vince Hernandez
Assistant editor: Josh Reed

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