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Bedlam #1 (1985) · The Collector

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Eclipse
Bedlam (1985)
#1

Eclipse#1

Bedlam

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Bedlam #1

Publisher: Eclipse
Cover date: September 1985
On sale: Sep 10, 1985
Cover price: $1.75
Pages: 36

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Stories

6 titled

1Lo
2Sneaky Pete
3Forgotten Fears of the Fifties

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Grand Comics Database issue 40302

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4Curious Thing

5Pick of the Litter

6Cell Food

Credits

Writers: Stephen R. Bissette, Rick Veitch, Bill Kelley, David Bianculli, Glenn Lovell
Pencillers: Stephen R. Bissette, Rick Veitch, Joe Ragusa, Tom Marnick, John Totleben, Ernest Pasanen
Inkers: Stephen R. Bissette, Rick Veitch
Colorists: Stephen R. Bissette, Nancy O'Connor, Ken Feduniewicz
Letterer: Rick Taylor
Cover: Stephen R. Bissette

Editorial and production

Editor: cat yronwode

Characters

Sneaky Pete

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