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PETER CANNON: THUNDERBOLT #12
Cover Date: August 1993
Cover Price: $1.50
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Cover Credits:
Pencils: Mike Collins (signed)
Inks: José Marzan, Jr. (signed)
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Credits:
| Story | Mike Collins |
| Pencils | Mike Collins |
| Inks | José Marzan, Jr. |
| Lettering | Albert De Guzman |
| Colors | Stuart Chaifetz |
| Editing | Paul Kupperberg |
Feature Character(s):
- Thunderbolt IV (next in Justice League Quarterly #14)
Guest Star(s):
Supporting Character(s):
- High Abbot (revealed to be Djedi, a magician of Atlantean origin; next in Justice League Quarterly #14)
- Tabu Jaswinder Singh
- Anne-Marie Brogan
- Crusader
- Master Tsong
- James Flint
Villain(s):
- Evila
- Johnny Wheeler (dies)
- Cairo De Frey
- Harry Stone
- Andreas Havoc (next in Justice League Quarterly #14)
- Tekk
Other Character(s):
- Dorje (dies)
Synopsis: - Thunderbolt and the true vajra face off against one another, but are ultimately united against Evila and Havoc. In the battle, Evila is banished permanently and Dorje dies. The High abbot will await his reincarnation, but in the mean time, he allows Peter to take the sacred scrolls and learn more about unleashing his potential. He also reveals that he is an ancient Atlantean magician, a follower of Arion; later a powerful mage in Egypt where he inadvertantly created Evila. Everyone returns home, and Thunderbolt decides to confront Cairo, finally convinced that she is indeed the head of Scorpio - she is absolutely devastated when he walks away from her, refusing to overlook this to become her lover. The future is uncertain but he is sure that he will continue on as Peter Cannon, Thunderbolt.