Man of War (1993 Malibu) comic books 1990 or later
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Issue #1D
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Direct Edition. Cover pencils by Bryan Lee, inks by Terry Pallot. "A Man at War," script by Dan Danko and Tom Mason, pencils by Bryan Lee, inks by Emir Ribeiro; Man of War battles Ferret of the Protectors. Untitled story, script by Walter Koenig (of Star Trek fame), art by Dan Day; Preview of the Raver comic book. Pull-out Poster only available from the Direct edition. 36 pgs., full color. Cover price $2.50.
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Issue #1N
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Newsstand Edition. Cover art by Jerry Bingham. "A Man at War," script by Dan Danko and Tom Mason, pencils by Bryan Lee, inks by Emir Ribeiro; Man of War battles Ferret of the Protectors. Untitled story, script by Walter Koenig (of Star Trek fame), art by Dan Day; Preview of the Raver comic book. 36 pgs., full color. Cover price $1.95.
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Issue #2D
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Direct Edition. Cover pencils by Bryan Lee, inks by Terry Pallot. "Expect the Unexpected," script by Dan Danko and Tom Mason, pencils by Bryan Lee, inks by Mike S. Miller; Man of War finds out his brother is still alive and is trying to kill him. Pinup of Man of War available only in the Direct edition. 36 pgs., full color. Cover price $2.50.
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Issue #2N
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Newsstand Edition. "Expect the Unexpected," script by Dan Danko and Tom Mason, pencils by Bryan Lee, inks by Mike S. Miller; Man of War finds out his brother is still alive and is trying to kill him. 36 pgs., full color. Cover price $1.95.
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Issue #3D
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Issue #3N
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Issue #4D
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Direct Edition. Cover art by Darick Robertson. "Night of the Living," script by Tom Mason and Dan Danko, pencils by Fred Haynes, inks by Larry Welch; Nightmask's body is stolen from his grave by Doc Homage's henchmen Heckle and Jeckle; Homage plans to transplant Nightmask's dead brain into Man of War's body to have a ready-made zombie for his rejuvenation process; Homage then kidnaps Man of War, who is eventually saved by the Arrow. Man of War poster in Direct Edition only, pencils by Dean Zachary, inks by Jeff Whiting. 36 pgs., full color. Cover price $2.50.
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Issue #4N
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Newsstand Edition. Cover art by Darick Robertson. "Night of the Living," script by Tom Mason and Dan Danko, pencils by Fred Haynes, inks by Larry Welch; Nightmask's body is stolen from his grave by Doc Homage's henchmen Heckle and Jeckle; Homage plans to transplant Nightmask's dead brain into Man of War's body to have a ready-made zombie for his rejuvenation process; Homage then kidnaps Man of War, who is eventually saved by the Arrow. 36 pgs., full color. Cover price $1.95.
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Issue #5D
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this is NOT the 1.95 Newsstand!!! Cover price $2.50.
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Issue #5N
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Issue #6P
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Polybagged with a Protectors POG. Cover art by Kevin Maguire. "The Rocket's Red Glare," script by Tom Mason and Dan Danko, pencils by Glenn Brown, inks by Bobby Rae; As Man of War continues his battle with Killinger, Tom tells his grandson, Roger, a story of a battle between him and the Zeppelin during World War II; The older man believes the Zeppelin is coming back after all these years to kill him; Tom then gives Roger a key to his basement; Roger and Donna go to the house and are about to open the basement door when two thugs interrupt them; The young couple escape into the basement, where Roger dons the Rocket Ranger armor then takes out the two thugs. Untitled story, script by Dan Danko and Tom Mason, pencils by Keith Wilson, inks by Bill Willingham; The origin of Man of War. 36 pgs., full color. Cover price $2.25.
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Issue #6U
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Not polybagged. Cover art by Kevin Maguire. "The Rocket's Red Glare," script by Tom Mason and Dan Danko, pencils by Glenn Brown, inks by Bobby Rae; As Man of War continues his battle with Killinger, Tom tells his grandson, Roger, a story of a battle between him and the Zeppelin during World War II; The older man believes the Zeppelin is coming back after all these years to kill him; Tom then gives Roger a key to his basement; Roger and Donna go to the house and are about to open the basement door when two thugs interrupt them; The young couple escape into the basement, where Roger dons the Rocket Ranger armor then takes out the two thugs. Untitled story, script by Dan Danko and Tom Mason, pencils by Keith Wilson, inks by Bill Willingham; The origin of Man of War. 36 pgs., full color. Cover price $2.25.
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Issue #7
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Cover pencils by Dan Jurgens, inks by Ken Branch. "Old Villains Never Die," script by Dan Danko and Tom Mason, pencils by Glenn Brown, inks by Thomas Florimonte, Jr.; Roger is trying to get the hang of using the rocket pack when the police arrive after Donna's call; Determined to save his grandfather's life, he leaves as the police want to question him; He decides to look for Man of War, who is still battling Killinger; Roger initially helps Man of War, then accidently bungles the fight, allowing the villain to escape. "Bombs Away!", script by Tom Mason and Dan Danko, pencils by Rob Haynes, inks by Craig Gilmore; Clay and Diana visit Cal's club, the Inferno, only to be interrupted by the Bombadier, a living bomb; He is searching for the Ferret in order to get Man of War, who killed his brother. He is taken down by both Man of War and the Ferret before he harm anyone. 36 pgs., full color. Cover price $2.25.
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Issue #8
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Cover art by Darick Robertson. "Last Flight of the Zeppelin," script by Dan Danko, pencils by Glenn Brown, inks by Scott Reed; Zeppelin has killed Tom Cory, then manages to get the drop on both Roger and Man of War before disappearing; His terrorists then kidnap the President in the White House. Reinhart calls in the Protectors, but only Arc and Ferret answer the call; After they are defeated, only Rocket Ranger can save the president. 36 pgs., full color. Cover price $2.25.
