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Yarn Man #1 (1989) · The Collector

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Kitchen Sink Press
Yarn Man (1989)
#1

Kitchen Sink Press#1

Yarn Man

Yarn Man #1

Publisher: Kitchen Sink Press
Cover date: October 1989
Cover price: $2.00
Pages: 36

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Credits

Writer: Don Simpson
Penciller: Don Simpson
Inker: Don Simpson
Letterer: Don Simpson

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Grand Comics Database issue 358548

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Yarn Man's first solo adventure. After Trent Phloog refuses to take the Mega-Serum and loses his Megaton Man powers, Yarn Man, Ms. Megaton Man, and The Origin Legion get together to discuss their origins.

Cover

Don Simpson

Cover colors

Don Simpson

Cover letters

Don Simpson

Characters

Bing Gloom
Clarissa James
Megaton Man
Ms. Megaton Man
Pamela Jointly
See-Thru Girl
Stella Starlight
Trent Phloog
Yarn Man

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