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Dark Horse Comics #19

Dark Horse Comics · March 1994

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About this issue

Writer
Dan Thorsland, Eric Luke, and John Arcudi
Artist
Nghia Lam and Paul Mendoza
Penciller
Bill Hughes and Rick Leonardi
Inker
Andy Mushynsky and Jimmy Palmiotti
Colorist
James Sinclair, Matt Hollingsworth, and Pamela Rambo
Letterer
Bill Pearson, Steve Dutro, and Vickie Williams
Cover
Jimmy Palmiotti and Rick Leonardi
Editor
Edward Martin III, Randy Stradley, and Ryder Windham
Characters
Alien Warrior, Baron Pitareeze, Butch (Pit Bulls), C-3PO, Duke (Pitt Bulls), IG 88, Jace Forno, Jarth Pitareeze, Meg Pitareeze, Nak Pitareeze, Olag Greck, R2-D2, Spike (Pit Bulls), and X (Dark Horse)
Teams
Aliens (Xenomorphs), Astromech Droids, Gamorreans, and Pit Bulls
Cover date
March 1994
Cover price
$2.50
Pages
36
Rating
Unknown

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