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Cereal Killings #6 (1994) · The Collector

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Fantagraphics
Cereal Killings (1992)
#6

Fantagraphics#6

Cereal Killings

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Cereal Killings #6

Chapter Six: The End Of The Line

Publisher: Fantagraphics
Cover date: June 1994
Cover price: $2.50
Pages: 28

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Credits

Writer: James Sturm
Penciller: James Sturm
Inker: James Sturm
Letterer: James Sturm

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Grand Comics Database issue 68645

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In the past, Snip learns the Scarecrow has ideas about cereals being healthy, and the past continues to obssess Carbunkle

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James Sturm

Cover colors

Mark Lang

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Editor: Gary Groth

Characters

Brenda
Burt
Carbunkle
Charlie Kessler
Doug
Scarecrow
Schmedly
Shirland
Snip

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