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Eclipse Comics

Eclipse Comics was an American comic book publisher, one of several independent publishers during the 1980s and early 1990s. In 1978, it published the first graphic novel intended for the newly created comic book specialty store market. It was one of the first to offer royalties and creator ownership of rights.

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Founded
1977
Founders
Dean Mullaney Jan Mullaney
Defunct
1994 (intellectual property acquired by Todd McFarlane in 1996)
Headquarters location
Staten Island, New York, then Columbia, Missouri, then Guerneville, California, then Forestville, California
Imprints
Independent Comics Group 4Winds Creative Group Eclipse International
Key people
Catherine Yronwode Fred Burke Letita Glozer Beau Smith

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Eclipse Comics

Nodes248
Edges247
Triples19
Avg. degree1.99
Density0.008065
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Eclipse Comics

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Eclipse Comics → Blog, Grand Comics DatabaseTotal Eclipse
Defunct · 1
Eclipse Comics → 1994 (intellectual property acquired by Todd McFarlane in 1996)
Founded · 1
Eclipse Comics → 1977
Founders · 1
Eclipse Comics → Dean Mullaney Jan Mullaney
Headquarters location · 1
Eclipse Comics → Staten Island, New York, then Columbia, Missouri, then Guerneville, California, then Forestville, California
Imprints · 1
Eclipse Comics → Independent Comics Group 4Winds Creative Group Eclipse International
Key people · 1
Eclipse Comics → Catherine Yronwode Fred Burke Letita Glozer Beau Smith
Publication types · 1
Eclipse Comics → Comics Graphic novels Trading cards

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Eclipse ComicsDefunct1994 (intellectual property acquired by Todd McFarlane in 1996)1.00infobox
Eclipse ComicsFounded19771.00infobox
Eclipse ComicsFoundersDean Mullaney Jan Mullaney1.00infobox
Eclipse ComicsHeadquarters locationStaten Island, New York, then Columbia, Missouri, then Guerneville, California, then Forestville, California1.00infobox
Eclipse ComicsImprintsIndependent Comics Group 4Winds Creative Group Eclipse International1.00infobox
Eclipse ComicsKey peopleCatherine Yronwode Fred Burke Letita Glozer Beau Smith1.00infobox
Eclipse ComicsPublication typesComics Graphic novels Trading cards1.00infobox
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