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Solitaire #1 (1993) · The Collector

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Malibu
Solitaire (1993)
#1

Malibu#1

Solitaire

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Solitaire #1

Pleasure Principle

Publisher: Malibu
Cover date: November 1993
Cover price: $2.50
Pages: 36

Key issue

1st appearance of Solitaire

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Grand Comics Database issue 53954

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Printing not stated · $1.95

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Printing not stated · $2.50

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Credits

Writer: Gerard Jones
Penciller: Jeff Johnson
Inker: Barbara Kaalberg
Colorists: Keith Conroy, Foodhammer!
Letterer: Tim Eldred
Covers: Jeff Johnson, Barbara Kaalberg

Editorial and production

Editor: Hank Kanalz

Characters

Solitaire· 1st appearance
Nicholas Lone

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