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Item must be returned within: 30 Days
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Series Title: West Coast Avengers
Character: Banshee, Doctor Pym, Doctor Strange, Espirita, Flaming Star, Franklin Richards, Hawkeye I, Invisible Woman, Invisible Girl, Iron Man I, Khonshu, Mister Fantastic, Mockingbird, Agent 19, Moon Knight, Nightwind, Phantom Rider, Rama-Tut, Rawhide Kid, Thing, Thunder, Tigra, Two-Gun Kid, Wonder Man
Superhero Team: Fantastic Four, West Coast Avengers
Publication Year: 1987
Universe: Marvel Comics
Format: Issue
Era: Copper Age
Publisher: Marvel Comics
Artist/Writer: Steve Englehart, Mark Gruenwald, Allen (Al) Milgrom, Tom Orzechowski, Christie (Max) Scheele, Romeo Tanghal, Gregory (Greg) Wright
Type: Comic Book
Grade: High Grade
Tradition: US Comics
Genre: Action, Adventure, Fiction, Superheroes
Cover Artist: Allen (Al) Milgrom
Unit of Sale: Single Unit
Story Title: West Coast Avengers
Vintage: Yes
Country/Region of Manufacture: United States
Style: Color
Language: English
Intended Audience: General Audience
California Prop 65 Warning: 0
Issue Number: 23
Unit Quantity: 1
Unit Type: Unit
