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Marvel Comics Presents #167

Marvel · November 1994

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About this issue

Writer
Christian Cooper, Evan Skolnick, and Nelson Yomtov
Artist
Fred Harper
Penciller
Guy Dorian, John Czop, and Paul Johnson
Inker
John Stokes, Paul Johnson, and Tim Dzon
Colorist
Ashley Posella, Frank Lopez, and Steve Whitaker
Letterer
Diana Albers and Michael Higgins
Cover
Reggie Jones
Editor
Michael Kraiger, Ralph Macchio, Richard Ashford, and Tom DeFalco
Characters
Achilles, Agent Uno, Atalanta, Hector, Julia Carpenter, Man-Thing, Michael Jeffries, Rachel Carpenter, Rebecca Taylor, Sam Buchanan, Turbo, Ulysses (Pantheon), Vengeance, and War Machine
Teams
Pantheon
Cover date
November 1994
Cover price
$1.75
UPC
75960602214416711
Pages
36
Rating
CCA

From the table of contents: Man-Thing 'Behold the Man' Conclusion Literary allusions aside, Ted Sallis turns the page in the final chapter to behold ...Man-Thing! Spider-Woman 'The Great American Mall Shoot-Out' Part 2 of 3 Julia Carpenter/Spider-Woman is coming to terms with her choice as a single mother, super heroine, and media star, and she's about to meet one of her biggest fans. Vengeance 'Old-Time Religion' Part 1 The Revengers, a street gang that worships Vengeance are heating things up in the South Central streets of L.A. Turbo 'Cutting Class' Part 2 of 2 The Pantheon needs to make sure the Turbo armor is in the right hands. The artist dedicates this story to Gertrude N. Hoving.