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Robotech Masters #15 (1987) · The Collector

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Comico
Robotech Masters (1985)
#15

Comico#15

Robotech Masters

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Robotech Masters #15

Love Song

Publisher: Comico
Cover date: April 1987
On sale: Apr 3, 1987
Cover price: $1.50
Pages: 36

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Printing not stated · $1.50
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Grand Comics Database issue 203906

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Writer: Mike Baron
Penciller: Neil Vokes
Inker: Tom Poston
Colorist: Tom Vincent
Letterer: Bob Pinaha
Covers: Neil Vokes, Rich Rankin

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Editor: Diana Schutz
Editor in chief: Diana Schutz

Characters

Alan Fredricks
Anatole Leonard
Angelo Dante
Bowie Grant
Captain Komodo
Dana Sterling
Dennis Brown
Marie Crystal
Nova Satori
Rochel Antoinne
Rolf Emerson
Sean Phillips
Zor Prime

Teams: Robotech Masters

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