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From "Bloody Sun at Noon" in Amethyst #3, January 1988. Keith Giffen plot, Mindy Newell script, Esteban Maroto pencils & inks, Tatjana Wood colors, John Costanza letters.
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From "Bloody Sun at Noon" in Amethyst #3, January 1988. Keith Giffen plot, Mindy Newell script, Esteban Maroto pencils & inks, Tatjana Wood colors, John Costanza letters.
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