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Damage Control (comics)

Damage Control is a fictional construction company appearing in American comic books published by Marvel Comics. The company specializes in repairing the property damage caused by conflicts between superheroes and supervillains. Three Damage Control limited series have been published. Damage Control was created by writer Dwayne McDuffie and artist Ernie…

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Publisher
Marvel Comics
Base(s)
The Flatiron Building, New York City
Created by
Dwayne McDuffie (Writer) Ernie Colón (Artist)
Employee(s)
Lenny Ballinger Robin Chapel Albert Cleary John Porter Bart Rozum Eugene Strasser Ant-Man Robbie Baldwin Hercules Walter Declun Monstro Tom Foster
First appearance
Marvel Age Annual #4 (June 1988)
Owner(s)
Anne Marie Hoag

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Triples7
Avg. degree1.98
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Damage Control (comics)

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Base(s) · 1
Damage Control (comics) → The Flatiron Building, New York City
Created by · 1
Damage Control (comics) → Dwayne McDuffie (Writer) Ernie Colón (Artist)
Employee(s) · 1
Damage Control (comics) → Lenny Ballinger Robin Chapel Albert Cleary John Porter Bart Rozum Eugene Strasser Ant-Man Robbie Baldwin Hercules Walter Declun Monstro Tom Foster
First appearance · 1
Damage Control (comics) → Marvel Age Annual #4 (June 1988)
Owner(s) · 1
Damage Control (comics) → Anne Marie Hoag
Publisher · 1
Damage Control (comics) → Marvel Comics
Type of business · 1
Damage Control (comics) → Construction

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Damage Control (comics)Base(s)The Flatiron Building, New York City1.00infobox
Damage Control (comics)Created byDwayne McDuffie (Writer) Ernie Colón (Artist)1.00infobox
Damage Control (comics)Employee(s)Lenny Ballinger Robin Chapel Albert Cleary John Porter Bart Rozum Eugene Strasser Ant-Man Robbie Baldwin Hercules Walter Declun Monstro Tom Foster1.00infobox
Damage Control (comics)First appearanceMarvel Age Annual #4 (June 1988)1.00infobox
Damage Control (comics)Owner(s)Anne Marie Hoag1.00infobox
Damage Control (comics)PublisherMarvel Comics1.00infobox
Damage Control (comics)Type of businessConstruction1.00infobox

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