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18May 1989
$1.50; 1.85 CAD; 0.80 GBP

Hellblazer #18

DC · May 1989 · on sale 1989-03-23

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Identification plate

Series
Hellblazer (DC, 1988 series)
Issue
#18
Publication date
May 1989
Key date
1989-05-00
On-sale date
1989-03-23
Indicia publisher
DC Comics Inc.
Price
$1.50; 1.85 CAD; 0.80 GBP
Pages
36
Rating
Suggested for Mature Readers

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Contents

SeqStoryTypePagesCreditsCharacters
0-cover1pencils: Dave McKean; inks: Dave McKean; colors: Dave McKeanJohn Constantine
1-in-house column1letters: typeset
2The Fear Machine, Part V: Hate Mail & Love Letterscomic story24script: Jamie Delano; pencils: Mark Buckingham; inks: Alfredo Alcala; colors: Lovern Kindzierski; letters: Elitta FellJohn Constantine; Marj; Mercury; Detective Chief-Inspector Geoff Talbot; Dr. Phillip Fulton; Bombsite Bill; Chas Chandler; Errol; Joan Talbot (death); Ken; Harold; Zed; Simon Hughes; Mrs. Corbett
3-letters page2script: Karen Berger

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CollectionYear
John Constantine, Hellblazer: The Fear Machine #[nn]
ISBN 978-1-4012-1862-1
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The Fear Machine
ISBN 978-1-4012-3519-2
2012On eBay ›

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