How to get ahead
โ Doug Hazlewood (inker), Ken Bruzenak (letterer), Les Dorscheid (colorist), Mark
๐ Comics
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1987
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How to get ahead
โ Scribed by Doug Hazlewood (inker), Ken Bruzenak (letterer), Les Dorscheid (colorist), Mark Heike (penciler), Mike Baron (writer), Paul Smith (inker, penciler), Roger Salick (writer)
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- 1987
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- Comics
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