Cover: Paris Cullins & Gary Martin

Blue Devil #24

May 1986 · DC · 0.75 USD; 0.95 CAD; 0.40 GBP

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“Terror Is the Toyman! or Toys Will Be Toys!”

In "Terror Is the Toyman! or Toys Will Be Toys!", Blue Devil finds himself caught in a bizarre clash when toy magnate Herbert Harmon, fresh from acquiring Jock Verner, begins mass-producing Blue Devil action figures—only to draw the attention of the real Toyman. Written by Gary Cohn and Dan Mishkin, with dynamic art by Alan Kupperberg and bold inks by Bill Collins, this 1986 DC issue blends corporate intrigue with classic villainy, all wrapped in a cover by Paris Cullins and Gary Martin that captures the toy-fueled chaos.

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writer Gary Cohn · writer Dan Mishkin · artist Alan Kupperberg · inker Bill Collins · colorist Michele Wolfman · letterer Albert T. DeGuzman · cover Paris Cullins, Gary Martin

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writer Gary Cohn

writer Dan Mishkin

artist Alan Kupperberg

inker Bill Collins

colorist Michele Wolfman

letterer Albert T. DeGuzman

cover pencils Paris Cullins

cover inks Gary Martin

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When Herbert Harmon buys out Jock Verner he begins to make Blue Devil toys. This leads the Blue Devil into the middle of a confrontation between Harmon and the Toyman.

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