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Zetraman #1 (1991) · The Collector

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Antarctic Press
Zetraman (1991)
#1

Antarctic Press#1

Zetraman

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Zetraman #1

Venus Needs Men

Publisher: Antarctic Press
Cover date: September 1991
Cover price: $1.95
Pages: 36

Key issue

1st appearance of Mekonna
1st appearance of Belloma
1st appearance of Aleka
1st appearance of Amma

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Credits

Writer: Steve Ross
Penciller: Ben Dunn
Inker: Ben Dunn
Letterer: Craig Miller

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Grand Comics Database issue 743192

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The rulers of the all-female planet Venus hatch a plot to steal more "reproductive fluids" from Earth men, particularly the Zetranite-charged Zetramen.

Cover

Ben Dunn

Characters

Aleka· 1st appearance
Amma· 1st appearance
Belloma· 1st appearance
Mekonna· 1st appearance
Howard
Mikey Ingram
Phrank Crowe
Professor Johann Steamhead
Terri O'Farrell

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