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The Six Million Dollar Man #1 (1976) · The Collector

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Charlton
The Six Million Dollar Man (1976)
#1

Charlton#1

The Six Million Dollar Man

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The Six Million Dollar Man #1

Publisher: Charlton
Cover date: June 1976
Cover price: $0.30
Pages: 36
Rating: Approved by the Comics Code Authority

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Stories

2 titled

1The Beginning of the Six Million Dollar Man
2The Secret Web

Sources

Grand Comics Database issue 29878

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Steve Austin, badly injured in a plane crash, is made into a cyborg and becomes an agent for the OSI.

Credits

Writers: Joe Gill, Martin Caidin
Penciller: Joe Staton
Inker: Joe Staton
Colorist: Wendy Fiore
Letterer: Joe Staton
Cover: Joe Staton
Cover colors: Joe Staton

Editorial and production

Editor: George Wildman

Characters

Dr. Rudy Wells
Oscar Goldman
Steve Austin
The Six Million Dollar Man

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