August 10, 1994

Superboy #7

Artist: Tom McCraw

Tom Grummett

Richard Starkings

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Editor: Frank Pittarese
Script Writer: Karl Kesel
Publisher: DC Comics
Publication Date: Aug 10, 1994
Cover Price: $1.50
Page Count: 36 pages

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