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Skateman #1 (1983) · The Collector

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Pacific Comics
Skateman (1983)
#1

Pacific Comics#1

Skateman

Skateman #1

Publisher: Pacific Comics
Cover date: November 1983
On sale: Oct 7, 1983
Cover price: $1.50
Pages: 36

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Printing not stated · $1.50
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Stories

3 titled

1Skateman
2Futureworld
3The Rock Warrior

Sources

Grand Comics Database issue 37980

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Nuclear war has created dinosaurs in the future and Korlack tries to rediscover lost technology.

Credits

Writers: Neal Adams, John Ballard, Jack Arata, Paul Power
Pencillers: Neal Adams, James Sherman, Jack Arata, Paul Power
Inkers: Neal Adams, Continuity Associates, Andy Kubert, Paul Power
Colorist: Daryl Isaacs
Letterers: Andy Kubert, Paul Power
Cover: Neal Adams

Editorial and production

Editor: Dave Scroggy
Editorial director: Dave Scroggy
Publishers: Bill Schanes, Steve Schanes

Characters

Skateman

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