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Domino Lady #1 (1990) · The Collector

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Fantagraphics
Domino Lady (1990)
#1

Fantagraphics#1

Domino Lady

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Domino Lady #1

Hell's Fanged Horror of Doom!

Publisher: Fantagraphics
Cover date: December 1990
Cover price: $1.95
Pages: 24
Rating: Adults Only

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Credits

Writer: Ron Wilber
Penciller: Ron Wilber
Inker: Ron Wilber
Letterer: Ron Wilber

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Grand Comics Database issue 742755

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Lester Musgrave steals a flute from a tribe in South America that has the power to control dinosaur creatures. Dr. Drew discovers the secrets of the flute and the two kidnap Domino Lady and Detective Wyatt.

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Ron Wilber

Editorial and production

Editor: Thom Powers
Art director: Joe Steel
Production manager: Kim Thompson

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Domino Lady

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