Full Index Sample (Putting it All Together)

>>indexer<< [tab] Laura Gjovaag [tab] tegan@eskimo.com [ENDofRECORD]
>>series<< [tab] Aquaman [tab] DC [tab] DC [tab] 1994 [tab] 2001
 [tab] 1 [tab] 75 [tab] Issue 2 followed by 0 then by issue 3.  
 1,000,000 came between 49 and 50. [tab] Color; Standard Modern US;
 Newsprint; Stapled; On-going [tab] US [tab] EN [tab] This series
 followed on from Peter David's Aquaman: Time and Tide mini-series.
 [tab] Laura Gjovaag [ENDofRECORD]

75 [tab] January 2001 [tab] Cover [tab] Super-hero [tab] Aquaman [tab]
 [tab] Michael Wm Kaluta [tab] Michael Wm Kaluta [tab]  [tab]
 Wildstorm FX [tab]  [tab] Tony Bedard [tab] 44 [tab] 2.50 [tab]
 Aquaman; Tempest; Dolphin; Cerdian [tab] This cover is part two of a
 triptych. [tab]  [tab]  [ENDofRECORD]
 [tab]  [tab] Story [tab] Super-hero [tab] Aquaman [tab] No Future
 [tab] Steve Epting [tab] Norm Rapmund [tab] Dan Jurgens [tab]
 Digital Chameleon [tab] John Workman [tab]  [tab] 22 [tab]  [tab]
 Tempest; Rodunn; Aquaman; Omniguard; Mera; Vulko [tab] The title is
 both a pun on the end of the series, and on the next arc (which
 would have involved the future Garth from previous issues) that will
 not happen. [tab] Aquaman saves Garth, then calls in his army to
 battle the bad guys, who are actually stranded aliens. [tab]
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