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Cereal Killings #3 (1992) · The Collector

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Fantagraphics
Cereal Killings (1992)
#3

Fantagraphics#3

Cereal Killings

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Cereal Killings #3

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

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Stories

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1Chapter Three: Lost Causes
2Slump

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Grand Comics Database issue 68642

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Carbunkle continues his campaign to revive the Scarecrow's cereal, but Snip is unresponsive

Credits

Writer: James Sturm
Pencillers: James Sturm, Ward Sutton, Gig Wailgum
Inkers: James Sturm, Ward Sutton, Gig Wailgum
Letterers: James Sturm, Ward Sutton
Cover: James Sturm
Cover colors: Mark Lang
Cover letters: James Sturm

Characters

Art
Brenda
Burt
Buzz
Carbunkle
Dougie
Rick Riser
Scarecrow
Schmedly
Shirland
Snip
Stubby Reynolds
umpire
Willie

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