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Aztec Ace

Aztec Ace is an American creator-owned science fiction comic book formerly published by Eclipse Comics. Created by writer Doug Moench, it was published for 15 issues from 1984 to 1985. Amazing Heroes would describe the series as "a strange cross between Dr. Who and the Illuminati trilogy".

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Publication date
March 1984 - September 1985
Publisher
Eclipse Comics
Colorist(s)
Philip DeWalt (#1-12) Dennis McFarling (#1-5) Steve Oliff (#12-15) Sam Parsons (#14-15)
Created by
Doug Moench
Editor
Cat Yronwode
Format
Ongoing series

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Aztec Ace

Nodes34
Edges33
Triples34
Avg. degree1.94
Density0.058824
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Aztec Ace

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related to history · 18
Aztec Ace → Ambrose Bierce, Amelia Earhart, Bridget, Brooklyn Museum, Cat Yronwode, Cleopatra, Dan Day's, Denis McFarling, Eclipse, Egyptology, Glenn Miller, In, Mike Gustovich, Mike Harris, Other, The, The Aztec Ace, This
related to External links · 2
Aztec Ace → Catalog, Grand Comics DatabaseInternational Hero
Colorist(s) · 1
Aztec Ace → Philip DeWalt (#1-12) Dennis McFarling (#1-5) Steve Oliff (#12-15) Sam Parsons (#14-15)
Created by · 1
Aztec Ace → Doug Moench
Editor · 1
Aztec Ace → Cat Yronwode
Format · 1
Aztec Ace → Ongoing series
Inker(s) · 1
Aztec Ace → Nelson Redondo (#1-8) Ron Harris (#9-11) Mike Gustovich (#9-13, #15) Art Nichols (#14) Tom Yeates (#14)
Letterer(s) · 1
Aztec Ace → Adam Kubert (#1) Esphid Mahilum (#2-6) Pete Sullit (#3-6) Peter Iro (#7-9) Carrie Spiegle (#10-15)
Main character(s) · 1
Aztec Ace → Ace (Caza) Bridget Head
No. of issues · 1
Aztec Ace → 15

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ace aztec series eclipse 1984 1985 comics created doug moench issues michael bair time art published main caza bridget head

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SubjectPredicateObjectConfidenceSrc
Aztec AceColorist(s)Philip DeWalt (#1-12) Dennis McFarling (#1-5) Steve Oliff (#12-15) Sam Parsons (#14-15)1.00infobox
Aztec AceCreated byDoug Moench1.00infobox
Aztec AceEditorCat Yronwode1.00infobox
Aztec AceFormatOngoing series1.00infobox
Aztec AceInker(s)Nelson Redondo (#1-8) Ron Harris (#9-11) Mike Gustovich (#9-13, #15) Art Nichols (#14) Tom Yeates (#14)1.00infobox
Aztec AceLetterer(s)Adam Kubert (#1) Esphid Mahilum (#2-6) Pete Sullit (#3-6) Peter Iro (#7-9) Carrie Spiegle (#10-15)1.00infobox
Aztec AceMain character(s)Ace (Caza) Bridget Head1.00infobox
Aztec AceNo. of issues151.00infobox
Aztec AcePenciller(s)Michael Bair (#1-2, #9) Dan Day (#3-8, #10-13, #15) Mike Harris (#14)1.00infobox
Aztec AcePublication dateMarch 1984 - September 19851.00infobox
Aztec AcePublisherEclipse Comics1.00infobox
Aztec AceScheduleIrregular1.00infobox
Aztec AceWritten byDoug Moench1.00infobox
Aztec Aceis aAmerican creator-owned science fiction comic book formerly published by Eclipse Comics0.90text

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