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The Six Million Dollar Man [magazine] #2 (1976) · The Collector

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Charlton
The Six Million Dollar Man [magazine] (1976)
#2

Charlton#2

The Six Million Dollar Man [magazine]

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The Six Million Dollar Man [magazine] #2

Publisher: Charlton
Cover date: September 1976
Cover price: $1.00
Pages: 68

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1Witch Hunt For an Alien
2The Rubber Ball Project
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Grand Comics Database issue 30158

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Writers: Michael Pellowski, Nicola Cuti, Joe Gill
Penciller: Continuity Associates
Inker: Continuity Associates
Cover: Neal Adams
Cover colors: Neal Adams

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Editor: George Wildman

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