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Valkyrie! #1 (1987) · The Collector

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Eclipse
Valkyrie! (1987)
#1

Eclipse#1

Valkyrie!

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Valkyrie! #1

Exposure

Publisher: Eclipse
Cover date: May 1987
Cover price: $1.75
Pages: 36

Key issue

1st appearance of Steelfox
1st appearance of Mark Jacobs
1st appearance of Rene St. Robere
1st appearance of Guy Rambling

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Main editionMain
Printing not stated · $1.75
No barcode recorded

Credits

Writer: Chuck Dixon
Penciller: Paul Gulacy
Inker: Will Blyberg
Colorist: Sam Parsons

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Grand Comics Database issue 42887

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Letterer

Mindy Eisman

Cover

Paul Gulacy

Editorial and production

Editor: cat yronwode

Characters

Guy Rambling· 1st appearance
Mark Jacobs· 1st appearance
Rene St. Robere· 1st appearance
Steelfox· 1st appearance
Airboy
Laverne
Marlene
Skywolf
Valkyrie

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