Total Eclipse (comics)

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Total Eclipse
Cover to Total Eclipse #4 by Bill Sienkiewicz.
Publication information
Publisher	Eclipse Comics
Schedule	Quarterly
Format	Limited series
Genre	Superhero
Publication date	May 1988–April 1989
No. of issues	5
Creative team
Created by	Marv Wolfman and Bo Hampton
Written by	Marv Wolfman
Artist(s)	Bo Hampton
Letterer(s)	Bill Pearson
Editor(s)	Fred Burke

Total Eclipse was a comic book limited series in five parts published by Eclipse Comics in 1988. A cross-company crossover in the style of Crisis on Infinite Earths, Total Eclipse was intended to bring all of the company's characters together, no matter how obscure or bizarre, many of whom were acquisitions from defunct Hillman Periodicals. These include Airboy, Black Angel, Dot, Impulse, Misery, Polestar, Prowler, Sgt. Strike, Skywolf, Strike!, Tachyon, and Valkyrie.

The title consisted of a main story written by Marv Wolfman and drawn by Bo Hampton. Accompanying the main story were backup stories by various creators featuring Eclipse characters. Issue four is especially notable as it features the first Neil Gaiman-written Miracleman story.^[1]

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