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Publishers / Fantagraphics / Threat (1986) / #1

1June 1986
$2.25; 3.15 CAD

Threat #1

Fantagraphics · June 1986 · on sale February 1, 1986

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Identification plate

Series: Threat (Fantagraphics, 1986 series)
Issue: #1
Publication date: June 1986
Key date: June 1986
On-sale date: February 1, 1986
Indicia publisher: Fantagraphics Books Inc.
Price: $2.25; 3.15 CAD
Pages: 36

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Contents

Seq	Story	Type	Pages	Credits	Characters
0	Bob Mercenary	cover	1	pencils: Jay Geldhof; inks: Jay Geldhof; colors: Wim Jr.
1	Contents	credits, title page	1	letters: typeset
2	Family Ties Part 1	comic story	8	script: Dave Harrison; pencils: Jay Geldhof; inks: Jay Geldhof; letters: Jay Geldhof
3	A Retelling of Events	comic story	7	script: Michael Kraiger; pencils: Michael Kraiger; inks: Michael Kraiger; letters: Michael Kraiger
4	Don't Dance with DNA!	comic story	1	script: Michael Kraiger; pencils: Michael Kraiger; inks: Michael Kraiger; letters: Michael Kraiger
5	Origins	comic story	8	script: Gary Fields; pencils: Gary Fields; inks: Gary Fields; letters: Gary Fields
6	Chapter One: Groundwork	comic story	8	script: Jim Rohn; pencils: Jim Rohn; inks: Jim Rohn; letters: Gary Fields
7	The Unexamined Thrill Is Not Worth Seeking	promo (ad from the publisher)	1	letters: typeset
8	Pick of the Litter.	promo (ad from the publisher)	1	letters: typeset

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Sources

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