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The Doomsday Squad #4 (1986) · The Collector

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Fantagraphics
The Doomsday Squad (1986)
#4

Fantagraphics#4

The Doomsday Squad

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The Doomsday Squad #4

Publisher: Fantagraphics
Cover date: November 1986
On sale: Jul 23, 1986
Cover price: $2.00
Pages: 36

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Stories

2 titled

1Hidden Empire
2The Miracle Squad

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Grand Comics Database issue 233340

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Credits

Writers: Joe Gill, John Wooley
Pencillers: John Byrne, Terry Tidwell
Inkers: John Byrne, Butch Burcham
Colorists: Tom Luth, Mark Wheatley, George Kochell, Marc Hempel
Letterer: Carrie Spiegle
Cover: Neal Adams
Cover colors: Tom Luth

Editorial and production

Editors: George Wildman, Gary Groth

Characters

Boyd Ellis
Ikei Yashida
Jill Malden
Kuno

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