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Alley Oop Adventures #1 (1998) · The Collector

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Antarctic Press
Alley Oop Adventures (1998)
#1

Antarctic Press#1

Alley Oop Adventures

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Alley Oop Adventures #1

Publisher: Antarctic Press
Cover date: August 1998
Cover price: $2.95
Pages: 28

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The main characters and basic premise of the Alley Oop comic strip are introduced to the reader.

Stories

3 titled

1Who Is Alley Oop?
22,000,001* A Moo Odyssey
3The Bird Who Would Be King

Credits

Writers: Jack Bender, Dave Graue, Dan Davis
Pencillers: Jack Bender, Dan Davis
Inkers: Jack Bender, Dan Davis
Colorist: Pat Duke
Letterer: Carole Bender
Cover: Jack Bender
Cover letters: Carole Bender

Characters

Alley Oop
C-Klark
Dinny
Dr. Elbert Wonmug
Foozy
Grand Wizer
King Guz
Ooola
Queen Umpateedle
R-Thor

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