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Alan Moore's Hypothetical Lizard #1 (2005) · The Collector

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Avatar Press
Alan Moore's Hypothetical Lizard (2005)
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Avatar Press#1

Alan Moore's Hypothetical Lizard

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Alan Moore's Hypothetical Lizard #1

Publisher: Avatar Press
Cover date: January 2005
On sale: Feb 2, 2005
Cover price: $3.99
Pages: 44

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Writers: Alan Moore, Antony Johnston
Penciller: Lorenzo Lorente
Inker: Lorenzo Lorente
Cover: Sebastián Fiumara

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Creative director: Mark Seifert
Editor in chief: William Christensen

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