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30February 1982
$1.50

Bizarre Adventures #30

Marvel · February 1982 · on sale 1982-01-29

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Identification plate

Series
Bizarre Adventures (Marvel, 1981 series)
Issue
#30
Publication date
February 1982
Key date
1982-02-00
On-sale date
1982-01-29
Indicia publisher
Marvel Comics Group
Price
$1.50
Pages
68
Barcode
0714860280802

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Contents

SeqStoryTypePagesCreditsCharacters
0-cover1pencils: Jeff Easley; inks: Jeff Easley; colors: Jeff Easley
1Stan Lee Presents Bizarre Adventures Tomorrowcredits, title page2pencils: ? (illustrations); inks: ? (illustrations); letters: typeset
2-in-house column1script: Dennis O'Neil
3Saturn's Secretcomic story31script: Bill Mantlo; pencils: Mike Vosburg; inks: Joe JuskoParadox
4Assignation at Madstar!comic story20script: Peter Gillis; pencils: Gene Day; inks: Gene DaySilhouette (introduction, origin)
5Honorcomic story5script: Steve Skeates; pencils: John Buscema; inks: Bob Wiacek
6Ronnie Raygun of the Space Patrolcomic story3script: Steve Skeates; pencils: Steve Smallwood; inks: Steve SmallwoodBucky Bizarre

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