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The Doomsday Squad #2 (1986) · The Collector

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Fantagraphics
The Doomsday Squad (1986)
#2

Fantagraphics#2

The Doomsday Squad

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The Doomsday Squad #2

Publisher: Fantagraphics
Cover date: September 1986
On sale: May 20, 1986
Cover price: $2.00
Pages: 36

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Stories

3 titled

1A Faceless Foe
2Confrontation
3

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Grand Comics Database issue 233338

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Credits

Writers: Joe Gill, Daniel Clowes
Pencillers: John Byrne, Daniel Clowes
Inkers: John Byrne, Daniel Clowes
Colorists: Mark Wheatley, Kathryn Mayer, Daniel Clowes
Letterer: Daniel Clowes
Cover: John Byrne
Cover colors: Mark Wheatley, Kathryn Mayer
Cover letters: Pat Brosseau

Editorial and production

Editor: Gary Groth

Characters

Boyd Ellis
Ikei Yashida
Jill Malden
Kuno
Lloyd Llewellyn

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