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Atomic City Tales #1 (1996) · The Collector

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Kitchen Sink Press
Atomic City Tales (1996)
#1

Kitchen Sink Press#1

Atomic City Tales

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Atomic City Tales #1

Publisher: Kitchen Sink Press
Cover date: May 1996
Cover price: $2.95
Pages: 28

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Jay Stephens is abducted by the Maniac Gang

Credits

Writer: Jay Stephens
Penciller: Jay Stephens
Inker: Jay Stephens
Colorist: Michel Vrana
Letterer: Jay Stephens
Cover: Jay Stephens
Cover colors: Michel Vrana

Editorial and production

Editor: Catherine Garnier

Characters

Adam
Apeface
Big Bang
Billy
Black Rocket
Doc Phantom
Fanatic Man
Green Torpedo
Jay Stephens
Kid Aquarium
Lucifer Sam
Morbidia
Safari Queen
Skinman
The Cog
Tito Volcano
Z-Girl

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