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Name: Squadron Supreme #[nn]
ISBN: 0-7851-0576-X

1997 · 24.99 USD; 35 CAD · 354 pages

ISBN 0-7851-0576-X

UPC 75960610576200111

Synopsis

The Squadron Supreme decides that they need to take control of the Government and solve all of humanities problems. Nighthawk disagrees, and leaves the Squadron.

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The first printing of this graphic novel contains the ashes of the writer, Mark Gruenwald.

There are 4 known printings to date. One printing (second printing?) has known on-sale date of June 24, 1998, per the New Comic Book Releases List for Wednesday, June 24, 1998, compiled by Charles LePage with information from Sun Coast Comics. Retrieved from the Old Comiclist database, 28 August 2021.

The Squadron Supreme was inspired by the Justice League of America.

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Script: Catherine Gruenwald, Mark Gruenwald, Tom DeFalco, Mike Carlin, Alex Ross, Mark Waid, Kurt Busiek, Ralph Macchio
Pencils: Bob Hall, Paul Ryan, Paul Neary
Inks: Sam de la Rosa, John Beatty, Keith Williams, Dennis Janke
Painting: Alex Ross
Colours: Jerron Quality Color
Letters: Janice Chiang, John Workman, Diana Albers, Rick Parker
Editing: Mike Carlin
#1: Joe Rubinstein
#1-5, 8: Bob Hall
#6: Bob Layton
#7: John Buscema
#9: Bill Sienkiewicz
#9-12: Paul Ryan
Breakdowns: John Buscema
Captain america cover: John Byrne, Dennis Janke
Collections editor: Jeff Youngquist
Finisher: Butch Guice
Issue #2-8, 10-12: Bob Layton
Original series editor: Ralph Macchio
Original story: Christie Scheele, Mark Philips, Bob Sharen, Ken Feduniewicz, Michael Higgins

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