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Gold Digger #22 (1995) · The Collector

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Antarctic Press
Gold Digger (1993)
#22

Antarctic Press#22

Gold Digger

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Gold Digger #22

Publisher: Antarctic Press
Cover date: June 1995
Cover price: $2.75
Pages: 36

Key issue

1st appearance of Dr. Peachbody
1st appearance of Benji
1st appearance of Tweetie

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Credits

Writer: Fred Perry
Penciller: Fred Perry
Inker: Fred Perry
Letterer: Fred Perry

Sources

Grand Comics Database issue 251689

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Gina, Penny and Ryan are checking out an anomaly in the Bermuda Triangle.

Cover

Fred Perry

Editorial and production

Editor in chief: Herb Mallette

Characters

Benji· 1st appearance
Dr. Peachbody· 1st appearance
Tweetie· 1st appearance
Ace
Brianna Diggers· Cameo
Britanny Diggers· Cameo
Gina Diggers
Penny Pincer
Ryan Tabbot

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