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James W. Fry (Pencil) & Joe del Beato (Inker), ''The Inhumanoids'', #1, Jan. 1987
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James W. Fry (Pencil) & Joe del Beato (Inker), ''The Inhumanoids'', #1, Jan. 1987
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Marvel Comics house ad from Inhumanoids #2, March 1987
Besides my Thundercats projects in Daz3d, I'm also working on a wiki for the Thundercats 1985 comics from Star/Marvel and Marvel UK, including linking all the reprints. (I'm not just including the Thundercats content)
This is a collage of all the Warrior Maidens in Thundercats #3. I'm checking the episodes, but I think this is the most Warrior Maidens ever shown and with the greatest variety in clothes. I love all the accessories, especially the horned headband in the middle left.
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