Stalkers #4

Jul 1990 · Marvel · 1.50 USD; 2.00 CAD; 0.60 GBP

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“Forever”

In "Forever," Stan Lee reflects on his deep affection for Marvel Comics, spotlighting the creative contributions of writers like Jim Starlin and Peter David. The issue also touches on Gerry Conway stepping away from writing the Punisher to focus on television scripts for Father Dowling Mysteries. Cover by Mark Texeira.

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writer Jan Strnad · artist, inker Val Mayerik · colorist Christie Scheele · letterer Ken Lopez · cover Mark Texeira

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writer Jan Strnad

artist, inker Val Mayerik

colorist Christie Scheele

letterer Ken Lopez

cover pencils, inks Mark Texeira

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Stan expounds on just why he loves Marvel comics. Items mentions novels written by Marvelites Jim Starlin and Peter David. Also, Gerry Conway cancels taking over writing Punisher to script tv episodes for "Father Dowling Mysteries".

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