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The Starlight Agency #1 (1991) · The Collector

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Antarctic Press
The Starlight Agency (1991)
#1

Antarctic Press#1

The Starlight Agency

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The Starlight Agency #1

Publisher: Antarctic Press
Cover date: June 1991
Cover price: $2.50
Pages: 36

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Stories

2 titled

1Janus Book One: Instrumentum Vocale
2Violence in the Media

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Grand Comics Database issue 743189

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The Agency rescues a kidnapped pet dinosaur and is almost hired by Dr. Anderson when he is kidnapped outside their office.

Credits

Writer: Ian Gould
Penciller: Steven Stamatiadis
Inker: Steven Stamatiadis
Letterer: Steven Stamatiadis
Cover: Steven Stamatiadis
Cover colors: Steven Stamatiadis

Editorial and production

Editor: Ian Gould

Characters

Dr. Paul Anderson
Eva Solov
Gideon
Laurie Nguyen
Michael Meyerowitz
Mrs. Semanjuk
Snookums
Wil

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