Publishers / DC / Thundercats: Origins: Heroes and Villains (2004) / #1
1February 2004
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Thundercats: Origins: Heroes and Villains #1

DC · February 2004 · on sale 2003-12-03

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Series
Thundercats: Origins: Heroes and Villains (DC, 2004 series)
Issue
#1
Publication date
February 2004
Key date
2004-02-00
On-sale date
2003-12-03
Indicia publisher
WildStorm Productions
Price
$3.50; 5.25 CAD
Pages
52
Barcode
76194124180700111

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Contents

SeqStoryTypePagesCreditsCharacters
0-cover1pencils: Udon Studios; inks: Udon Studios
1Chapter One: Mumm-Racomic story16script: Ford Lytle Gilmore; pencils: Long Vo; inks: Charles Park; colors: Saka; letters: Nick Napolitano
2Chapter Two: The Racecomic story8script: Ken Siu-Chong; pencils: Carlo Barberi; inks: Rob Rios; colors: Carrie Strachan; letters: Nick Napolitano
3Chapter Three: Young Claudiscomic story8script: Ford Lytle Gilmore; pencils: Joaquim Dos Santos; inks: Joaquim Dos Santos; colors: Tony Aviña; letters: Nick Napolitano
4Chapter Four: The Birth of Thunderacomic story8script: Ford Lytle Gilmore; pencils: Ramón Pérez; inks: Ramón Pérez; colors: Roberto Campus; letters: Nick Napolitano

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