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Razorline

Razorline was an imprint of American comic book company Marvel Comics that ran from 1993 to 1995. It was created by filmmaker and horror/fantasy novelist Clive Barker, with its characters existing in one of the many alternate universes outside the mainstream continuity known as the Marvel Universe.

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EctokidJames RobinsonLana WachowskiPencilledSteve Skroce
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ImprintAmericanComic bookMarvel ComicsHorror
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Genre
Superhero
Founded
1993 (launch)
Industry
Publishing
Owner
Marvel Entertainment, LLC (The Walt Disney Company)
Founder
Clive Barker
Key people
Clive Barker (creator) Marcus McLaurin (editor)

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Razorline

Nodes44
Edges43
Triples47
Avg. degree1.95
Density0.045455
Components1

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Razorline

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related to External links · 24
Razorline → Allan, An International Catalogue, Archived, Barker's Razorline, CBR, Clive Barker, CliveBarker, Comic Book DB, Comics, December, Graphic Novels, July, Marvel Comics Creators, Marvel Comics Imprints That, May, October, Original Artwork, Retrieved October, Scoot, Selection
related to history · 15
Razorline → Anthony WilliamsHyperkind, Barker's, Bob PetreccaSaint Sinner, Ectokid, Elaine Lee, Frank Lovece, Fred Burke, Hex, James Robinson, Lana Wachowski, Max Douglas, Paris Cullins, Steve SkroceHokum, The Razorline, These
Founded · 1
Razorline → 1993 (launch)
Founder · 1
Razorline → Clive Barker
Genre · 1
Razorline → Superhero
Industry · 1
Razorline → Publishing
Key people · 1
Razorline → Clive Barker (creator) Marcus McLaurin (editor)
Owner · 1
Razorline → Marvel Entertainment, LLC (The Walt Disney Company)
Parent · 1
Razorline → Marvel Comics
Products · 1
Razorline → Comics

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comics marvel titles archived barker comic clive original 1993 superhero hyperkind saint sinner imprint four hokum hex two market issues

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SubjectPredicateObjectConfidenceSrc
RazorlineFounded1993 (launch)1.00infobox
RazorlineFounderClive Barker1.00infobox
RazorlineGenreSuperhero1.00infobox
RazorlineIndustryPublishing1.00infobox
RazorlineKey peopleClive Barker (creator) Marcus McLaurin (editor)1.00infobox
RazorlineOwnerMarvel Entertainment, LLC (The Walt Disney Company)1.00infobox
RazorlineParentMarvel Comics1.00infobox
RazorlineProductsComics1.00infobox
Razorlinerelated to External linksComic Book DB0.60section
Razorlinerelated to External linksThe Unofficial Handbook0.60section
Razorlinerelated to External linksMarvel Comics Creators0.60section
Razorlinerelated to External linksArchived0.60section

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