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Tarzan the Warrior #4 (1992) · The Collector

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Malibu
Tarzan the Warrior (1992)
#4

Malibu#4

Tarzan the Warrior

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Tarzan the Warrior #4

Publisher: Malibu
Cover date: August 1992
Cover price: $2.50
Pages: 36

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Credits

Writer: Mark Wheatley
Penciller: Neil Vokes
Inker: Marc Hempel
Colorist: Damon Willis

Sources

Grand Comics Database issue 615337

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Jackie and Mr. Hunt come closer to the immortality secret and Jane elects to return to earth with the aliens.

Letterer

Brian Clopper

Cover

Marc Hempel

Cover colors

Marc Hempel

Editorial and production

Editors: Henning Kure, Dan Danko
Editor in chief: Chris Ulm
Editorial assistant: Stacy Oberkrieser
Editorial design: Kim Scholter

Characters

John Clayton
Tarzan

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