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7March-April 1977
$0.30

Karate Kid #7

DC · March-April 1977 · on sale 1976-12-07

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Identification plate

Series
Karate Kid (DC, 1976 series)
Issue
#7
Publication date
March-April 1977
Key date
1977-03-00
On-sale date
1976-12-07
Indicia publisher
DC Comics Inc.
Price
$0.30
Pages
36
Barcode
0709893244804
Rating
Approved by the Comics Code Authority

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Contents

SeqStoryTypePagesCreditsCharacters
0-cover1pencils: Mike Grell; inks: Mike GrellKarate Kid; Gyro-Master
1The Gyro-Master Strikes Twice!comic story17script: Barry Jameson; pencils: Ric Estrada; inks: Joe Staton; letters: Ben OdaKarate Kid; Iris Jacobs; The Gyro-Master (villain); Pulsar [Benjamin Day] (villain)
3And Now... We Interrupt This Comic to Bring You a Word from Your New Publisher...in-house column3script: Jenette Kahn, Jack Adler; pencils: Neal Adams; inks: Neal AdamsJenette Kahn
4-letters page1script: Paul Levitz; pencils: Mike Grell; inks: Mike Grell; letters: Joe Staton
5Volume 76 Issue 32 - Week of December 6, 1976in-house column1script: Bob Rozakis; pencils: Joe Kubert; inks: Joe Kubert; editing: Bob Rozakis, Anthony TollinThe Losers

Plus 1 page of advertisements and other matter across 1 sequence, as published.

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