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Dark Horse Comics (1992)

Dark Horse Comics #13

Dark Horse Comics · September 1993

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About this issue

Writer
Edward Martin III, Evan Dorkin, and Jim Woodring
Artist
Kilian Plunkett
Penciller
Derek Thompson and Ted Naifeh
Inker
Ande Parks and Moose Baumann
Colorist
Matt Hollingsworth, Ray Murtaugh, and Robbie Busch
Letterer
Clem Robins, Ellie De Ville, and Pat Brosseau
Cover
Kilian Plunkett
Editor
Chris Warner, Edward Martin III, Randy Stradley, and Ryder Windham
Characters
Alien Warrior and The Thing
Teams
Aliens (Xenomorphs) and Predators
Cover date
September 1993
Cover price
$2.50
Pages
36
Rating
Unknown

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