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Hot Stuff #5 (1992) · The Collector

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Harvey
Hot Stuff (1991)
#5

Harvey#5

Hot Stuff

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Hot Stuff #5

Publisher: Harvey
Cover date: September 1992
On sale: Jun 2, 1992
Cover price: $1.25
Pages: 36
Rating: Approved by the Comics Code Authority

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Grand Comics Database issue 262602

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Hot Stuff is pulled into a storybook where he meets a rabbit Robin Hood who wants his trident.

Stories

4 titled

1Story Book Land
2Smile, Durn You, Smile!
3Stop Clouding Me!
4The Unseen Invader!

Credits

Pencillers: Howie Post, Dom Sileo, Warren Kremer

Editorial and production

Editor in chief: Sid Jacobson

Characters

Aunt Clinker
Hot Stuff
Merry Men
Officer O'Floodle
Princess Charma
Robin Hood
Stumbo

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