CONTRIBUTORS
Written by Eric Zamost
Illustrated by Cheri Brown and Dan Young
Production by Glen Traefald
Additional contributions by Charles Alexander, Dave Alexander, Dilip Amin, Jim Ammon, Karen Andrews, Mark Aubin, Judy Bergwerk, Bob Cook, Steve Dean, Dan Farmer, Steve Hawley, Bob Hoehn, Lauro Manalac, Ed Massey, Tom Mitchell, Ali Mira, Phil Montalban, Richard Nagel, Ron Naminski, David North, Bob Riccomini, Tony Roaque, Joan Roy, Greg Schaem, Richard Singer, Jeff Smith, Carl Strasen, Jim Tennessen, Ting-Yu Tsang, Ted Wong, and Linda Zupic
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