cover:
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George Perez
Frank Giacoia
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NOVA #14
Date: Oct 1977
Cover Price: $0.35
Publisher: marvel.com
Description
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Credits
"Massacre At Truman High!"
writer:
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Marv Wolfman
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art:
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Sal Buscema
Dick Giordano
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colors:
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Michele Wolfman
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letters:
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John Costanza
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editor:
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Marv Wolfman
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Pacesetter #7 Feedback
News
Tue, 05 Dec 2006 18:40:40 CST
Vu
From georgeperez.proboards24.com
feedback for PACESETTER #7
Reply #1 on Dec 1st, 2006 at 10:10am
I received #7 a few days ago and think it's TERRIFIC! It's the first
issue of Pacesetter that I've read and think the work is truly top
notch. Very impressive.
I was a big fan of George's in the 70's with very fond memories of his
work on the Avengers and Fantastic Four. Especially Avengers #141 which
was my first exposure to George's work. I remember sitting on the steps
and reading it and just amazed at what I was seeing. So I'll definitely
be ordering #8!!
Tony, you should be very very proud of the fantastic work you've done.
It's extremely rare and gratifying to see such high quality on a project
that's done just for the love of the subject and not profit.
Thanks again.
Doug
Nova Prime Page
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Re: feedback for PACESETTER #7
Reply #2 on Dec 2nd, 2006 at 10:33pm
NOVA #14 (Oct 1977)
Marvel Comics
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Hi thanks for the kind feedback, keep them coming folks, this was a
truly not for profit issue, to be honest, I do make a little normally,
not much, but that's not why I publish Pacesetter, but this issue was
the first issue that I lost money, quite a bit as a matter of fact. But
to tell you I get goose bumps everytime I receive my copies from the
printers. And it is because of all you great Perez fans.
One more thing, The Man Called Nova was the first series I really
got into as a kid and is still one of my favorite characters and one of
my dream comics is a a Nova series written by Marv and drawn by George,
that would be awesome.
One more thing I still have back issues available, drop me a line at for more info.
Tony Lorenz
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January 20, 2002 |
Nova #14 Correction |
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From George Pérez
I'm afraid that the Marvel Index is wrong, which wouldn't be the first time.
I was indeed the penciler of the cover of NOVA #14, inked by Frank Giacoia.
Now I don't remember whether it was Marie Severin or Ed Hannigan or John
Romita who designed the cover (they all shared that duty in those days), but
those are definitely my pencils on the original.
From
Doug Smith
(This is old but I am finally getting around to this.)
I recently just bought a copy of
the Marvel Comics Index No. 8B which has all the credits for the first Nova
series. I've gone and corrected the cover credits for series 1 since some of
them were wrong including Nova #14 (I had found the previous cover credits
on a web site). Since this appears to be an official Marvel source, I think
it's safe to say the Marvel Comics Index is right.
They have Nova #14's
cover credits listed as Ed Hannigan and Frank Giacoia.
[ see correction ]
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