Howard the Duck #5 (1980) for Sale - Where to Buy

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Seq	Story	Type	Pages	Credits	Characters
0	-	cover	1	pencils: Larry Fredericks; inks: Larry Fredericks; colors: Larry Fredericks	Howard the Duck
1	-	illustration	1	pencils: Michael Golden; inks: Michael Golden	Howard the Duck, Beverly Switzler
2	Contents	table of contents	1	pencils: Marie Severin; inks: Marie Severin	Howard the Duck
3	Save This Editor!	foreword, introduction, preface, afterword	1	script: Lynn Graeme
4	The Tomb of Drakula!	comic story	24	script: Bill Mantlo; pencils: Michael Golden; inks: Bob McLeod; letters: Jim Novak	Dracula, Howard the Duck, Paul Same, Beverly Switzler, Winda Wester, Blade, Eric Brooks, Frank Drake, Quincy Harker, Harold H. Harold, Claude Starkowitz, Lee Switzler, Rachel Van Helsing
5	Fowl Fiends and Felonious Fellows	text story	4	script: Lynn Graeme	Howard the Duck, Garko the Man-Frog, Hellcow, Kidney Lady
6	Fond Looks at Fowl Friends	text article	3	script: Bill Mantlo	Dakimh, Daimon Hellstrom, Howard the Duck, Jennifer Kale, Korrek, Man-Thing, Ted Sallis, Santa Claus, Son of Satan, Claude Starkowitz, Lee Switzler, Winda Wester
7	Captain Americana	comic story	25	script: Bill Mantlo; pencils: Gene Colan; inks: Dave Simons; letters: Joe Rosen	Howard the Duck, Man-Thing, Ted Sallis, Paul Same, Doctor Strange, Stephen Strange, Beverly Switzler, Lee Switzler, Winda Wester, Claude Starkowitz
8	-	letters page	2	script: Bill Mantlo
9	Once in a Lifetime Issue!	promo (ad from the publisher)	1	pencils: John Pound; inks: John Pound	Howard the Duck; Beverly Switzler

Collection	Year
Howard the Duck: The Complete Collection #3 ISBN 978-1-302-90204-9	2016	On eBay ›

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