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Cloud Comix #1 (1971) · The Collector

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Kitchen Sink Press
Cloud Comix (1971)
#1

Kitchen Sink Press#1

Cloud Comix

Cloud Comix #1

Publisher: Kitchen Sink Press
Cover date: June 1971
Cover price: $0.50
Pages: 36

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Printing not stated · $0.50
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Stories

5 titled

1Sagebrush Sorrows
2City Slicker Bob
3

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Grand Comics Database issue 270871

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Working Class Duck

4Other Lips... Other Kisses!! (Weird Romances)

5Amelia Earheart Where, Friend, Did She Go?

Credits

Writers: Peter Bramley, Gail Burwen, Bill Skurski, Dennis Hermanson
Pencillers: Peter Bramley, Gail Burwen, Bill Skurski, Dennis Hermanson
Inkers: Peter Bramley, Gail Burwen, Bill Skurski, Dennis Hermanson
Covers: Peter Bramley, Gail Burwen

Characters

Cahoot Cheroot
Flexi-Duck
Pissed Off Mouse

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