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I Want to Be Your Dog #1 (1990) · The Collector

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Fantagraphics
I Want to Be Your Dog (1990)
#1

Fantagraphics#1

I Want to Be Your Dog

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I Want to Be Your Dog #1

Dogone

Publisher: Fantagraphics
Cover date: October 1990
Cover price: $1.95
Pages: 28
Rating: Adults Only

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Printing not stated · $1.95
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Credits

Writer: Ho Che Anderson
Penciller: Ho Che Anderson
Inker: Ho Che Anderson
Letterer: Ho Che Anderson

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Grand Comics Database issue 740215

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Ho Che Anderson

Cover colors

Ho Che Anderson, Toucan Scan

Editorial and production

Executive editor: Gary Groth
Managing editor: Garry Pike

Characters

Alexander Greenberg
Arcy
Baron
Bobby
Damian Delany
Hetivah/Hettie Petzky
Hildegarde Clancy
Hilzebob
Jerry
Mary
Maureen
Pena
Ralph
Robin
Xal

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