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Beetle Bailey #2 (1993) · The Collector

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Harvey
Beetle Bailey (1992)
#2

Harvey#2

Beetle Bailey

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Beetle Bailey #2

Publisher: Harvey
Cover date: January 1993
Cover price: $1.25
Pages: 36
Rating: Approved by the Comics Code Authority

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Grand Comics Database issue 261487

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Sarge tasks Beetle and Killer to build a rope bridge.

Stories

9 titled

1The General's Bridge
2Taxi Service
3Sir Meets Cur
4Screw Loose
5General Alert
6Mister Clean
7Color Blind
8Sound Advice
9Photo Puzzles

Credits

Writer: Mort Walker
Penciller: Dik Browne
Inker: Dik Browne

Editorial and production

Editor in chief: Sid Jacobson

Characters

Beetle Bailey
Captain Scabbard
General Halftrack
Hi
Killer Diller
Lois
Otto
Otto
Plato
Sarge Snorkel
Sergeant Snorkel
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