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Team Nippon #2 (1989) · The Collector

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Malibu
Team Nippon (1989)
#2

Malibu#2

Team Nippon

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Team Nippon #2

Publisher: Malibu
Cover date: July 1989
Cover price: $1.95
Pages: 36

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Credits

Writer: Barry Blair
Penciller: Barry Blair
Inker: Barry Blair
Letterer: Eiwin Mark

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Grand Comics Database issue 255849

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When our friends are overpowered by a very large Sumo, Bo steps in to assist. Gennin and Alex witness Shuriken in action. Bo and Sai unofficially join up with Team Nippon. They learn that the Yakuza are planning to construct a mechanical killing machine.

Cover

Barry Blair

Cover colors

Barry Blair

Editorial and production

Editor: Eiwin Mark

Characters

Alex Drake
Bo
Dai Li
Gennin Kimura
Lee]
Sai
Shuriken
Simon Stringfellow

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