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Ibis #2 · The Collector

Catalog
Fawcett
Ibis (1942)
#2

Fawcett#2

Ibis

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Ibis #2

Publisher: Fawcett
Cover date: Not stated
Cover price: $0.10
Pages: 68

Key issue

1st appearance of Trigger Baine
1st appearance of Brother Boot
1st appearance of Curley

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Stories

5 titled

1The Battle in Toyland
2Ibis Sends Death on a Holiday
3

Sources

Grand Comics Database issue 3324

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My Name Is Brother Boot

4The Murderous Mummy of Rameses

5Mr. Discord

Credits

Writers: Otto Binder, Bill Woolfolk
Pencillers: Alex Blum, Bob Hebberd
Inker: Bob Hebberd
Cover: Pete Costanza

Editorial and production

Editor: Rod Reed

Characters

Brother Boot· 1st appearance
Curley· 1st appearance
Trigger Baine· 1st appearance
Death)
Ibis
Mayhem Monk
Mr. Discord
Rameses

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