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Bill Montague passes aged 97 fruitnet.com - get the latest breaking news, showbiz & celebrity photos, sport news & rumours, viral videos and top stories from fruitnet.com Daily Mail and Mail on Sunday newspapers.
Solo Avengers #1-20, Avengers Spotlight #21-40 (December 1987 – January 1991)
Written by Tom DeFalco (#1-12, 14-16), Roger Stern (#2-4), Dennis Mallonee (#5), Dan Mishkin (#6), Bob Layton (#7, 11), Mike W. Barr (#8), JM DeMatteis (#9), DG Chichester (#10), Margaret Clark (#10), Howard Mackie (#12, 18-25, 27-29), Gregory Wright (#13), Dwayne McDuffie (#13, 26-29), Chris Claremont (#14), Fabian Nicieza (#15, 24, 31-34), Peter B. Gillis (#16, 18, 20-21), Danny Fingeroth (#17, 35), Sandy Plunkett (#19), Lour Mougin (#22), John Byrne (#23), Glenn Herdling (#25), Dwight Jon Zimmerman (#25), Steve Gerber (#30-34, 36), Roy Thomas (#37-39), Dann Thomas (#37-39), Len Kaminski (#40), Carrie Barre (#40)
Plot by Jackson Guice (#7), Tom DeFalco (#12-13, 17), Kieron Dwyer (#23), James Brock (#29)
Script by Ralph Macchio (#12-13, 17)
Penciled by Mark Bright (#1-3, 5-11), Jim Lee (#1), Kieron Dwyer (#2, 23), Bob Hall (#3, 37), Ron Lim (#4, 12-13), Paul Ryan (#4), John Ridgway (#5), Tom Grindber
Alma Jean (Montague) Maines, almost 92, went to her Lord on April 7, 2021 in Zephyrhills, Fla.
She was born to James and Helen Montague on April 8, 1929, raised as a member of the Friends Church and Hughesville Camp Meeting Association. She graduated from Hughesville High in 1947 in the “higher honor” group and was awarded the honor key. She was Editor-In-Chief on the staff of the Monarch (the senior yearbook), business manager of the play “Little Miss Hitch-Hiker” as a junior in 1946, then played a part in “Keep Moving” in her senior year. Alma married and moved to Pinellas Park, Fla. in 1959. Later, when her father passed away she returned to Hughesville and purchased a Card Shop on Main St. Then in 2001, she retired to Spring Hill, Fla. and became active with the Hope Missionary Church.