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Grimm Fairy Tales: Inferno #3 (2010) · The Collector

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Zenescope
Grimm Fairy Tales: Inferno (2010)
#3

Zenescope#3

Grimm Fairy Tales: Inferno

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Grimm Fairy Tales: Inferno #3

Publisher: Zenescope
Cover date: August 2010
On sale: Sep 1, 2010
Cover price: $2.99
Pages: 36

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Cover A - Mahmud AsrarMain
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Cover B - Tony Shasteen

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2010 Toronto Fan Expo Exclusive Variant - Mike DeBalfo

2010 toronto fan expo exclusive - mike debalfo · Printing not stated

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Credits

Writer: Ralph Tedesco
Penciller: Gabriel Rearte
Inker: Gabriel Rearte
Colorist: Milen Parvanov
Letterer: Jim Campbell
Cover: Mahmud Asrar
Cover colors: Nei Ruffino

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Editor: Ralph Tedesco

Characters

Max
Mercy Dante
Virgil

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