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Gravestone #6 (1993) · The Collector

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Malibu
Gravestone (1993)
#6

Malibu#6

Gravestone

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Gravestone #6

The Last Laugh

Publisher: Malibu
Cover date: December 1993
Cover price: $2.25
Pages: 36

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Grand Comics Database issue 240083

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Gravestone hunts down Jug, a vampiric clown he's seen a few times since 1871. The clown now hides in a circus, a freak among the freaks.

Credits

Writer: Charles Marshall
Penciller: Willie Peppers
Inker: Tom Florimonte
Colorist: Barry Gregory
Letterer: Tim Eldred
Covers: Roy Burdine, Klaus Janson
Cover colors: Jennifer Schellinger

Editorial and production

Editor: Roland Mann
Assistant editor: Mike Brown

Characters

Gravestone
Jug
unnamed members of a carnival

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