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9December 1989
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The Huntress #9

DC · December 1989 · on sale 1989-10-19

First appearance: James CooperFirst appearance: BookwormFirst appearance: Lieutenant Mazzone
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Identification plate

Series
The Huntress (DC, 1989 series)
Issue
#9
Publication date
December 1989
Key date
1989-12-00
On-sale date
1989-10-19
Indicia publisher
DC Comics Inc.
Price
$1.00; 1.25 CAD; 0.50 GBP
Pages
36
Rating
Suggested for Mature Readers

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Why this issue matters

First appearance of James Cooper - the earliest non-flashback appearance on record for this character.

First appearance of Bookworm - the earliest non-flashback appearance on record for this character.

First appearance of Lieutenant Mazzone - the earliest non-flashback appearance on record for this character.

The evidence

Claims here come from the story records for this issue, listed under Sources at the bottom of the file. Character hubs with full evidence tables are coming to this site.

Contents

SeqStoryTypePagesCreditsCharacters
0-cover1pencils: Joe Staton; inks: Bob Smith; colors: Robbie BuschHelena Bertinelli, The Huntress
1Solitary Confinementcomic story22script: Joey Cavalieri; pencils: Joe Staton; inks: Bob Smith; colors: Robbie Busch; letters: Bob LappanTony Angelo, Helena Bertinelli, Bookworm First, James Cooper First, Detective Fiorello, The Huntress, Lieutenant Mazzone First, Detective O'Shea, Picture Man, Alexander Wyvern
2-letters page2script: Kevin Dooley; pencils: Joe Staton; inks: Bob Smith

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Series context

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Sources

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