Avengers #196 (Newsstand Edition) Value - GoCollect
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June 10, 1980

Avengers #196 (Newsstand Edition)

Key Issue
First full appearance of Taskmaster
Artist
Carl Gafford
George Perez
Sal Buscema
Dick Giordano
Gaspar Saladino
John Costanza
Irving Watanabe
Script Writer
David Michelinie
Kurt Busiek
Editor
Jim Salicrup
Publisher
Marvel
Publication Date
Jun 10, 1980
Cover Price
$0.40
Page Count
36 pages

What's it Worth?

Graded Population

No Census Discovered

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