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Cereal Killings #2 (1992) · The Collector

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Fantagraphics
Cereal Killings (1992)
#2

Fantagraphics#2

Cereal Killings

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Cereal Killings #2

Publisher: Fantagraphics
Cover date: June 1992
Cover price: $2.25
Pages: 28

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Stories

2 titled

1Chapter Two: A Dying Breed
2Edible Wrecks

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Grand Comics Database issue 68641

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Shirland's cereal is discontinued by Snip, and Carbunkle makes inquiries about a cereal mascot from the 1950s, Scarecrow.

Credits

Writers: James Sturm, Robert Sikoryak
Pencillers: James Sturm, Robert Sikoryak
Inkers: James Sturm, Robert Sikoryak
Letterers: James Sturm, Robert Sikoryak
Covers: James Sturm, Robert Sikoryak
Cover colors: James Sturm, Robert Sikoryak

Characters

Brenda
Burt
Carbunkle
Dougie
Rex Jacoby
Scarecrow
Schmedly
Shirland
Snip

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