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DC · 1997

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Michael Moorcock's Multiverse Preview (DC, 1997 series)
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1997
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1997-00-00
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DC Comics
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Contents

SeqStoryTypePagesCreditsCharacters
0-cover1pencils: Walter Simonson; inks: Walter Simonson; colors: Tatjana WoodDuke Elric; Jack Karaquazian; Metatemporal Detective
1The Multiverse is waiting - are you ready?foreword, introduction, preface, afterword1pencils: Walter Simonson, Mark Reeve, John Ridgway; inks: Walter Simonson, Mark Reeve, John Ridgway
2Moonbeams and Rosescomic story3script: Michael Moorcock; pencils: Walter Simonson; inks: Walter Simonson; letters: John WorkmanJack Karaquazian
3The Metatemporal Detectivecomic story1script: Michael Moorcock; pencils: Mark Reeve; inks: Mark Reeve; letters: John Workman
4Duke Elriccomic story1script: Michael Moorcock; pencils: John Ridgway; inks: John Ridgway; letters: John Workman
5Michael Moorcock's Multiversepromo (ad from the publisher)1pencils: Walter Simonson; inks: Walter Simonson; colors: Tatjana Wood

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