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Publishers / Fantagraphics / Metacops (1991) / #1
1February 1991
$1.95; 2.25 CAD

Metacops #1

Fantagraphics · February 1991

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Identification plate

Series
Metacops (Fantagraphics, 1991 series)
Issue
#1
Publication date
February 1991
Key date
February 1991
Indicia publisher
Monster Comics
Price
$1.95; 2.25 CAD
Pages
24

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Contents

SeqStoryTypePagesCreditsCharacters
0Metacopscover1pencils: John Heebink; inks: John Heebink; colors: Mary WoodringAlbert Einstein; Jayne Mansfield
1Metacops!credits, title page2pencils: John Heebink; inks: John HeebinkLeonardo DaVinci; Albert Einstein; Delmore Schwartz; Jayne Mansfield
2MetaCops!comic story11script: Link Yaco; pencils: John Heebink; inks: John Heebink; letters: Bill Pearson; editing: Thom PowersJayne Mansfield; Albert Einstein; Leonardo daVinci; Delmore Schwartz; Jim; Mike; Chief; Flavius; Gaius; Talking Elephant
3The Man Who Missed the Hindenbergcomic story7script: Link Yaco; pencils: John Heebink, Charley Parker; inks: John Heebink; letters: Clem RobinsQueen Boadicea; Jimi Hendrix; Nicola Tesla; Amelia Earhart; Jayne Mansfield
4Evil Gossip About People Who Aren't Here to Defend Themselvescharacter profile1letters: typesetJayne Mansfield; Delmore Schwartz; Albert Einstein; Leonardo DaVinci
5Monsters, Aliens, & Dinosaurspromo (ad from the publisher)2pencils: various; inks: various; letters: typeset

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