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1250: Adventure into Fear #16

"Cry of the Native!"

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Editor-in-Chief:	Roy Thomas

Cover Artists:	Frank Brunner

Writers:	Steve Gerber

Pencilers:	Val Mayerik

Inkers:	Sal Trapani

Colourists:	Petra Goldberg

Letterers:	Artie Simek

Editors:	Roy Thomas

Cover Date:	September 1973

Release Date:	June 1973

Story Arc:	-

Pages:	19

Cover Price:	$.20

Times Read:	28

Times Rated:	17

Issue #15

Issue #17

FULL ORDER


1248: Adventure in... #14	1249: Adventure in... #15		1251: Adventure in... #17	1252: Adventure in... #18

ISSUE BLURB

When the swamp is threatened by a new construction project, Man-Thing and other natives must stand up to the ruthless machinations of the land developer.

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CHARACTER APPEARANCES

Main Characters
		Man-Thing
		Man-Thing last appeared in Adventure into Fear #15. Man-Thing next appears in Adventure into Fear #17.

Supporting Characters
		F. A. Schist
		This is the first appearance by F. A. Schist in the mainstream continuity. F. A. Schist next appears in Man-Thing #2 (v1).

		Andrew Kale
		Andrew Kale last appeared in Adventure into Fear #15. Andrew Kale next appears in Adventure into Fear #17.

		Jennifer Kale
		Jennifer Kale last appeared in Adventure into Fear #15. Jennifer Kale next appears in Adventure into Fear #17.

		Joshua Kale
		Joshua Kale last appeared in Adventure into Fear #15. Joshua Kale next appears in Adventure into Fear #17.

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COMMENTS


	Kez Says:
	2012-09-12 16:51:13
	F.A.Schist... I see what you did there.


	jfpj1991 Says:
	2013-05-04 22:53:00
	No, Mr. Shirtless construction worker, you making money to pay your bills is not ecology, that's fall more under economics. Like an economic case study or something, since it's just you. I'm sure Injuns is the proper term, right?

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