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A rare appearance of the Charlton Comics heroes before they went to DC Comics: featuring Captain Atom, Blue Beetle, The Question and Nightshade by Dan St. John, Greg Guler (pencils & inks),and art assist by Matt Feazell. Printed in 1983.
Americomics Special #1
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A rare appearance of the Charlton Comics heroes before they went to D.C. Comics: featuring Captain Atom, Blue Beetle, The Question and Nightshade by Dan St. John, Greg Guler (pencils & inks),and art assist by Matt Feazell.
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