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4April 1984
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New Talent Showcase #4

DC · April 1984 · on sale 1983-12-27

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Identification plate

Series
New Talent Showcase (DC, 1984 series)
Issue
#4
Publication date
April 1984
Key date
1984-04-00
On-sale date
1983-12-27
Indicia publisher
DC Comics Inc.
Price
$0.75; 0.95 CAD; 0.30 GBP
Pages
36

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Contents

SeqStoryTypePagesCreditsCharacters
0Ekko; Bobcat; Feral Mancover2pencils: Steve Lightle, Stan Woch, June Brigman, Shawn McManus; inks: Gary Martin, Karl Kesel, Rick Magyar, Mark Alexander; letters: Todd Klein
1New Talent Showcases Tomorrow's Superstarstext article2script: Karen Berger; pencils: Louis Scarborough Jr.; inks: Louis Scarborough Jr.
2Ekko, Part Onecomic story10script: Rich Margopoulos; pencils: Steve Lightle; inks: Gary Martin; colors: Jeanine Casey; letters: Duncan Andrews
3Bobcatcomic story8script: Mike Tiefenbacher; pencils: Stan Woch; inks: Karl Kesel; colors: Shelley Eiber; letters: Andy Kubert
4Who Is the Feral Man?comic story8script: Steve Ringgenberg; pencils: June Brigman; inks: Rick Magyar; colors: Helen Vesik; letters: Duncan Andrews
5Full Circlecomic story6script: Ashley Tillman; pencils: Shawn McManus; inks: Mark Alexander; colors: Shelley Eiber; letters: Duncan Andrews

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