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Samurai #1 (1988) · The Collector

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Malibu
Samurai (1988)
#1

Malibu#1

Samurai

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Samurai #1

Publisher: Malibu
Cover date: August 1988
Cover price: $1.95
Pages: 36

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Credits

Writer: Barry Blair
Penciller: Barry Blair
Inker: Barry Blair
Letterer: Mike Charbonneau

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Grand Comics Database issue 255841

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A year has passed since Splinter's last clash with Hotachi. Splinter has managed to instill Martial Law over the city. Enter the Black Dove and a faction of freedom fighters.

Cover

Barry Blair

Cover colors

Barry Blair

Editorial and production

Editor: Mike Charbonneau

Characters

Alex Drake
Archie Bodonie
Commander Velvet Black
DaFeng
Dr Otto Arkoff
Father Tucker
Gennin Kimura
Homer Bently
Hotachi Kimura
John Biggs
Li Huay Chen
Professor Stringfellow
Quan
Simon Stringfellow
Yue Long

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