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Duplex Planet Illustrated #12 (1995) · The Collector

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Fantagraphics
Duplex Planet Illustrated (1993)
#12

Fantagraphics#12

Duplex Planet Illustrated

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Duplex Planet Illustrated #12

Ed Veshecco, Manhole Guard

Publisher: Fantagraphics
Cover date: February 1995
Cover price: $2.95
Pages: 28

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Credits

Writers: David Greenberger, Ed Veshecco
Penciller: Josh Neufeld
Inker: Josh Neufeld
Letterer: Josh Neufeld

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Grand Comics Database issue 315784

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A resident of the Duplex Planet nursing home relates the long winter night he spent guarding an open manhole cover.

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Pat Moriarity

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Pat Moriarity

Cover letters

Pat Moriarity

Editorial and production

Editor: David Greenberger

Characters

Ed Veshecco

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