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Cyberknights
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This comic book was one of two comic book series that James Emrey Barnes had worked on with artists in the late 1980. It was through the contact with Eternity Comics and Imperial Comics for the publishing of Dark Comics (with John Bridges) that Emrey tried to get a contact for the publishing of Cyberknigts. This was how Eternity Comics learned about John and Jason Waltrip.
The deal fell through on Dark Comics after a dispute with the publisher wanting to combine Dark Comics with a funny animal comic into single issues. Two issues of Dark Comics were completed. One was published. At this time, the first issue of Cyberknights had been sent to Imperial Comics to try to get the publishing deal for that book, but it was rejected (most likely because they didn't want a writer and needed artists for the Robotech comic book on the Eternity Comics side).
Two issues of Cyberknights were created. They were combined into one issue that was independently published and holds the copyrights listed above.
WereTech (talk) 00:46, 22 May 2024 (UTC)Reply