| "Fathers and Daughters" | |
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| The Defenders | |
| Title: | "Fathers and Daughters" |
| Volume: | 1 |
| Number: | 111 |
| Cover price: | .60 |
| Cover date: | September, 1982 |
| Publisher: | Marvel Comics |
| Credits | |
| Chief: | Jim Shooter |
| Writers: | J.M. DeMatteis; Mark Gruenwald |
| Pencilers: | Don Perlin |
| Inkers: | Andy Mushynsky |
| Cover artists: | Al Milgrom |
| Cover inker: | Al Milgrom |
| Cover colorist: | George Roussos |
| Colorists: | George Roussos |
| Letterers: | Shelly Leferman |
| Assistants: | Ann Nocenti |
| Editors: | Al Milgrom |
| Navigation | |
| Previous: | Defenders #110 |
| Next: | Defenders #112 |
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"Fathers and Daughters"[]
Featured characters
Supporting characters
- Beast, Hank McCoy
- Doctor Strange, Stephen Strange
- Hulk, Bruce Banner
- Joshua Walker
- Nighthawk, Kyle Richmond
- Sub-Mariner, Namor
Villains
Minor characters
- Eddie Fielder
- Hyperion, Mark Milton
Organizations
Races & Animals
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Notes & Trivia[]
- The Defenders were created by Roy Thomas and artists Ross Andru and Bill Everett. They first appeared in "The Day of the Defenders!" story, which appeared as the first vignette in Marvel Feature #1 in December, 1971. The original line-up of this non-team consisted of Doctor Stephen Strange, the incredible Hulk, and Prince Namor, the Sub-Mariner. They've been bickering with one another ever since.
- This is the first modern-age appearance of Joshua Walker, who is Patsy Walker's father. In the original Patsy Walker series, the character was identified as Stanley Walker.