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- ↑ Wiebe, Sheldon (July 15, 1988). "Comic Books: Sonic Disruptors". Amazing Heroes (145). Westlake Village, California: Fantagraphics Books: 208.
- ↑ Mike Baron, Eisner Winning Writer and Novelist Interview by Alex Grand & Jim Thompson, at Comic Book Historians; published November 16, 2020; retrieved January 4, 2021; Thompson: "Now, did you have one issue that was not released, that was at least written? Or did you have all 12 issues?", Baron: "No, I don't have an issue in the can", Thompson: "Oh, okay. So there’s not like an issue seven or issue 8 script?", Baron: "No".
- ↑ CASEY INTERVIEWS BARON: DETONATION NOW!, by Joe Casey, at Newsarama; published November 3, 2004; retrieved (via archive.org) March 2, 2016
