Publishers / Acclaim / Valiant / Solar, Man of the Atom (1991) / #4

4December 1991
$1.75; 2.25 CAD

Solar, Man of the Atom #4

Acclaim / Valiant · December 1991 · on sale September 20, 1991

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Identification plate

Series: Solar, Man of the Atom (Acclaim / Valiant, 1991 series)
Issue: #4
Publication date: December 1991
Key date: December 1991
On-sale date: September 20, 1991
Indicia publisher: Valiant
Price: $1.75; 2.25 CAD
Pages: 44

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Contents

Seq	Story	Type	Pages	Credits	Characters
0	Solar Man of the Atom	cover	1	pencils: Don Perlin; inks: Bob Layton	Solar
1	... All For One	comic story	26	script: Jim Shooter; pencils: Don Perlin, Barry Windsor-Smith, Knob Row; inks: Bob Layton, Tom Ryder; colors: Knob Row; letters: B. K. Joyce, Audra Verde	Solar; Erica Pierce; John Veerhusen
2	The Origin of Solar	recap	1	script: Jim Shooter
3	Alpha & Omega, part 4	comic story	6	script: Jim Shooter; pencils: Barry Windsor-Smith; inks: Bob Layton; colors: Janet Jackson; letters: Jade	Solar; Erica Pierce; Doctor Dobson
4	Solar	comic story	2	pencils: Barry Windsor-Smith; inks: Barry Windsor-Smith; colors: Janet Jackson
5	Jim Shooter	text article	1	script: Jim Shooter
6	On Sale in October!	promo (ad from the publisher)	1	script: Jim Shooter; colors: Janet Jackson

Where to read it

Collection	Year
Solar, Man of the Atom [Second Death] #1	1994	On eBay ›
Solar, Man of the Atom [Alpha and Omega] #0	1994	On eBay ›

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Series context

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Sources

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