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Total Eclipse: The Seraphim Objective #1 (1988) · The Collector

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Eclipse
Total Eclipse: The Seraphim Objective (1988)
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Eclipse#1

Total Eclipse: The Seraphim Objective

Total Eclipse: The Seraphim Objective #1

The Seraphim Objective

Publisher: Eclipse
Cover date: November 1988
On sale: Jul 26, 1988
Cover price: $1.95
Pages: 36

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Credits

Writer: Kurt Busiek
Penciller: James Fry
Inkers: Sam de la Rosa, Russ Sever
Colorist: Marcus David

Sources

Grand Comics Database issue 45219

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Letterer

Mindy Eisman

Covers

James Fry, Sam de la Rosa

Cover colors

Marcus David

Editorial and production

Editors: Marv Wolfman, Doug Moench, Chuck Dixon, Fred Burke

Characters

Airboy
Baron Eric von Emmelman
David Nelson III
Leselotte von Schellendorf
The Heap
Valkyrie

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