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2February 1985
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The Immortal Doctor Fate #2

DC · February 1985 · on sale 1984-10-16

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Series
The Immortal Doctor Fate (DC, 1985 series)
Issue
#2
Publication date
February 1985
Key date
1985-02-00
On-sale date
1984-10-16
Indicia publisher
DC Comics Inc.
Price
$1.25; 1.60 CAD
Pages
36

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Contents

SeqStoryTypePagesCreditsCharacters
0-cover1pencils: Keith Giffen; inks: Gary Martin
1-illustration1pencils: Keith Giffen; inks: Larry Mahlstedt
2Apocalypse of the Fifth Sun!comic story7script: Martin Pasko; pencils: Keith Giffen; inks: Larry Mahlstedt; colors: Anthony Tollin; letters: John CostanzaDr. Fate [Kent Nelson]; Dr. Olmos; Inza Nelson; Sven Nelson (Flashback); Nabu; Totec
3Twilight of the Fifth Suncomic story9script: Martin Pasko; pencils: Keith Giffen; inks: Larry Mahlstedt; colors: Anthony Tollin; letters: John Costanza
4Dawn of the Sixth Suncomic story8script: Martin Pasko; pencils: Keith Giffen; inks: Larry Mahlstedt; colors: Anthony Tollin; letters: Ben Oda
5Tomorrow Is Forevercomic story8script: Martin Pasko; pencils: Keith Giffen; inks: Larry Mahlstedt; colors: Anthony Tollin; letters: John Costanza
6-cover reprint (on interior page)1pencils: Keith Giffen; inks: Romeo Tanghal
7Back Coverillustration1pencils: Keith Giffen; inks: Gary Martin

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