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Grade:
FN
Publisher:
TwoMorrows
Cover Date:
July 2009
Cover Artist:
Rick Veitch
Writer:
Derek Wilson, Roger Dicken, Mike Anglo, Lee Boyette, Jim Amash, Frank Bolle, Bob Rozakis, Michael T. Gilbert, Lauretta Bender, Reginald S. Lourie, Mark Evanier, Brett Weiss, Marc Swayze, John G. Pierce, P.C. Hamerlinck
Artist:
Mike Anglo, Frank Bolle, Jack Kamen, Robert Hack
Appearances:
Miracleman
Year:
2026
Storylines:
From SHAZAM! to KIMOTA!; Off to Meet the Wizard!; Centaur Spread, Part 2; “I’m Just Glad to Have Been an Artist”; The Secret History of All-American Comics, Inc.– “The End of the Beginning!”; Mr. Monster’s Comic Crypt!: Dr. Lauretta Bender: Comics’ Anti-Wertham; The Effect of Comic Books on the Ideology of Children; In Memorium: Jack Kamen; Comic Fandom Archive: The OAF 40th Anniversary Reunion; Fawcett Collectors of America #146
Notes:
Marvelman/Miracleman issue; Mick Anglo interview; Frank Bolle interview
Alter Ego (TwoMorrows) #87 was published by TwoMorrows in 2009. It was written by Derek Wilson, Roger Dicken, Mike Anglo, Lee Boyette, Jim Amash, Frank Bolle, Bob Rozakis, Michael T. Gilbert, Lauretta Bender, Reginald S. Lourie, Mark Evanier, Brett Weiss, Marc Swayze, John G. Pierce, and P.C. Hamerlinck and features art by Mike Anglo, Frank Bolle, Jack Kamen, and Robert Hack. The cover artist for this issue was Rick Veitch. Alter Ego (TwoMorrows) #87 is part of the following storylines/events: From SHAZAM! to KIMOTA!; Off to Meet the Wizard!; Centaur Spread, Part 2; “I’m Just Glad to Have Been an Artist”; The Secret History of All-American Comics, Inc.– “The End of the Beginning!”; Mr. Monster’s Comic Crypt!: Dr. Lauretta Bender: Comics’ Anti-Wertham; The Effect of Comic Books on the Ideology of Children; In Memorium: Jack Kamen; Comic Fandom Archive: The OAF 40th Anniversary Reunion; Fawcett Collectors of America #146 and features appearances by: Miracleman. You might find this information about Alter Ego (TwoMorrows) #87 helpful: Marvelman/Miracleman issue; Mick Anglo interview; Frank Bolle interview.
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