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52November 1988
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Legion of Super-Heroes #52

DC · November 1988 · on sale 1988-07-21

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Series
Legion of Super-Heroes (DC, 1984 series)
Issue
#52
Publication date
November 1988
Key date
1988-11-00
On-sale date
1988-07-21
Indicia publisher
DC Comics Inc.
Price
$1.75; 2.50 CAD
Pages
36

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Contents

SeqStoryTypePagesCreditsCharacters
0Rites of Passagecover1pencils: Steve Lightle; inks: Steve Lightle; colors: Anthony Tollin; letters: Todd KleinBrek Bannin, Blok, Dream Girl, Lar Gand, Ganglios, Pol Krinn, Light Lass, Magnetic Kid, Tasmia Mallor, Mon-El, Nura Nal, Polar Boy, Ayla Ranzz, Shadow Lass
1With Johnny DCpromo (ad from the publisher)0.67letters: typeset
2DC Checklistpromo (ad from the publisher)0.33letters: typeset
3Rites of Passagecomic story27script: Paul Levitz, Keith Giffen; pencils: Keith Giffen; inks: Mike DeCarlo; colors: Carl Gafford; letters: John CostanzaLegion of Super-Heroes [Polar Boy [Brek Bannin]; Element Lad [Jan Arrah]; Saturn Girl [Imra Ardeen]; Dream Girl [Nura Nal]; Quislet; Magnetic Kid [Pol Krinn]; Lightning Lass [Ayla Ranzz]; Tellus [Ganglios]; Shadow Lass [Tasmia Mallor]; Mon-El [Lar Gand]; Blok]]; Computo; Dr. Mard; Inquisitor's serva
4-letters page2script: Paul Levitz
5-promo (ad from the publisher)5letters: typeset

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