Publishers / Charlton / The Six Million Dollar Man [magazine] (1976) / #1

1July 1976
$1.00

The Six Million Dollar Man [magazine] #1

Charlton · July 1976

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Series: The Six Million Dollar Man [magazine] (Charlton, 1976 series)
Issue: #1
Publication date: July 1976
Key date: 1976-07-10
Indicia publisher: Charlton Publications Inc.
Price: $1.00
Pages: 68
Barcode: 0722460015307

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Contents

Seq	Story	Type	Pages	Credits	Characters
0	-	cover	1	pencils: Neal Adams; inks: Neal Adams; colors: Neal Adams
1	Lee Majors: The Six Million Dollar Man	text article	2	pencils: ? (photos); inks: ? (photos); letters: typeset
2	The Cyborg Is Born	comic story	5	script: Joe Gill; pencils: Continuity Associates; inks: Continuity Associates
3	An Eye For Details	comic story	15	script: Joe Gill; pencils: Continuity Associates; inks: Continuity Associates
4	Meet Lindsay Wagner -- "The Bionic Woman"	text article	1	pencils: ? (photos); inks: ? (photos); letters: typeset
5	The Deadly Raven	comic story	15	script: Nicola Cuti; pencils: Continuity Associates; inks: Continuity Associates
6	Richard Anderson -- He "Owns" the Six Million Dollar Man	text article	1	pencils: ? (photos); inks: ? (photos); letters: typeset
7	Escape From Shark Island	comic story	15	script: Mike Pellowski; pencils: Continuity Associates; inks: Continuity Associates
8	Your Day on the Set of "The Six Million Dollar Man"	text article	2	pencils: ? (photos); inks: ? (photos); letters: typeset

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