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Cat Claw #5 (1991) · The Collector

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Malibu
Cat Claw (1990)
#5

Malibu#5

Cat Claw

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Cat Claw #5

Publisher: Malibu
Cover date: April 1991
Cover price: $2.50
Pages: 36
Rating: Recommended for Mature Readers

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Stories

3 titled

1Cat on a Hot, Tin Supermarket Roof [Episode 12]
2The Good, the Cat, and the Ugly [Episode 13]

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Grand Comics Database issue 262829

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Cat Claw defeats the Werewolf and learns his identity.

3

The First Time Ever I Saw the Cat's Face [Episode 14]

Credits

Penciller: Bane Kerac
Inker: Bane Kerac
Letterer: Mark Moore
Cover: Bane Kerac
Cover colors: Bane Kerac

Editorial and production

Editor: Dan Danko

Characters

Cat Claw
Dr. Sigmund Morse
Grgur
Inspector Battleball Bullet
Professor Bruce Baker
The Werewolf

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