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Box Office Poison #10 (1998) · The Collector

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Antarctic Press
Box Office Poison (1996)
#10

Antarctic Press#10

Box Office Poison

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Box Office Poison #10

Publisher: Antarctic Press
Cover date: July 1998
Cover price: $2.95
Pages: 36
Rating: Mature Readers

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1Shrewd
2Apology
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Credits

Writer: Alex Robinson
Penciller: Alex Robinson
Inker: Alex Robinson
Letterer: Alex Robinson
Cover: Alex Robinson
Cover colors: Alex Robinson

Characters

Cookie
Dorothy Lestrade
Ed Velasquez
Irving Flavor
J.C. LeBlanc
Jane Pekar
Joan Davies
Marl
Paulie
Sherman Davies
Stephen Gaedel
Theodore Roosevelt

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