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Team Yankee #1 (1989) · The Collector

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First Comics
Team Yankee (1989)
#1

First Comics#1

Team Yankee

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Team Yankee #1

Zero Hour

Publisher: First Comics
Cover date: January 1989
On sale: Sep 9, 1988
Cover price: $1.95
Pages: 36

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Writer: David Drake
Penciller: Rod Whigham
Inker: Gérald Forton
Colorist: Les Dorscheid

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Grand Comics Database issue 266740

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The Russians begin their attack across the border into Western Germany and are met with resistance from Team Yankee.

Letterer

Pat Brosseau

Cover

Rod Whigham

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Editor: Rick Oliver

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