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1June 1981
$0.50; 0.12 GBP

Charlton Bullseye #1

Charlton · June 1981 · on sale March 5, 1981

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Identification plate

Series
Charlton Bullseye (Charlton, 1981 series)
Issue
#1
Publication date
June 1981
Key date
June 1981
On-sale date
March 5, 1981
Indicia publisher
Charlton Publications Inc.
Price
$0.50; 0.12 GBP
Pages
36
Barcode
0722460033306

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Contents

SeqStoryTypePagesCreditsCharacters
0The Enigma!cover1pencils: Dan Reed; inks: Bob McLeodBlue Beetle, Ted Kord, The Question, Vic Sage
1The Enigma!comic story22script: Benjamin Smith; pencils: Dan Reed; inks: Dan Reed, Al Val, Bill Black; colors: Wendy Fiore; letters: Bill PearsonBlue Beetle, Ted Kord, The Question, Vic Sage
2What's Coming Next?promo (ad from the publisher)1script: Bill Pearson; pencils: Gary Kato; inks: Gary Kato
3Next Issue!!!!promo (ad from the publisher)1script: John Leasure, Mark Armstrong, Arn Saba; pencils: Tim Fuller, Mark Armstrong, Arn Saba; inks: Tim Fuller, Mark Armstrong, Arn Saba, David RomanCap'n Catnip; Womble; Jack Bunny; Neil the Horse

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DC Finest: Blue Beetle: Blue Beetle Challenges the Red Knight #[nn]
ISBN 978-1-79950-248-7
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Series context

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