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Total Eclipse #1 (1988) · The Collector

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Eclipse
Total Eclipse (1988)
#1

Eclipse#1

Total Eclipse

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Total Eclipse #1

Zzed

Publisher: Eclipse
Cover date: May 1988
Cover price: $3.95
Pages: 52

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Grand Comics Database issue 44433

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The origin of Zzed, the Airboy villain, as he battles Strike!, Sgt. Strike, Airboy and co., the New Wave. With Misery too.

Credits

Writers: Marv Wolfman, Timothy Truman
Pencillers: Bo Hampton, Brent Anderson
Inkers: Will Blyberg, Mike Dringenberg
Colorists: Sam Parsons, Brent Anderson
Letterers: Bill Pearson, Tim Harkins
Cover: Bill Sienkiewicz
Cover colors: Bill Sienkiewicz

Editorial and production

Editor: Fred Burke
Editor in chief: cat yronwode

Characters

Airboy
David Nelson III
Larry Wolfe
Leselotte von Schellendorf
Prowler
Scott Kida
Sky-Wolf ]
Valkyrie

Teams: The New Wave

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