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Cat & Mouse #3 (1990) · The Collector

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Malibu
Cat & Mouse (1990)
#3

Malibu#3

Cat & Mouse

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Cat & Mouse #3

The Lady Wore Black

Publisher: Malibu
Cover date: May 1990
Cover price: $2.25
Pages: 36

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Credits

Writer: Roland Mann
Penciller: Mitch Byrd
Inker: Mitch Byrd
Letterer: Nick McCalip

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Grand Comics Database issue 255798

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Kunoichi, who trained Cat & Mouse, comes by to warn them about Tooth & Nail being called in. Demon tries to fight her. The individuals who will be trained to become Skull & Crossbones are introduced.

Cover

Steven Butler

Cover colors

Steven Butler

Editorial and production

Creative director: Tom Mason
Editor in chief: Chris Ulm
Editorial assistants: Mickie Villa, Dan Danko

Characters

Cat
Demon
Kunoichi
Mouse
Skull & Crossbones
Tooth & Nail

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