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Melvin Monster #9 (1967) · The Collector

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Dell
Melvin Monster (1965)
#9

Dell#9

Melvin Monster

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Melvin Monster #9

Publisher: Dell
Cover date: August 1967
On sale: May 2, 1967
Cover price: $0.12
Pages: 36

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Stories

8 titled

1The Cloud Monster
2Great Teacher
3Cut Rate

Sources

Grand Comics Database issue 298148

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Melvin flies his batkite and catches the Cloud Monster.

4Overtime

5Fast Student

6Bed Ridden

7Fresh Tree

8Close Call

Credits

Writer: John Stanley
Penciller: John Stanley
Inker: John Stanley
Cover: John Stanley

Editorial and production

Executive vice president: William F. Callahan Jr.
President: Helen Meyer
Vice president advertising director: Harold Clark

Characters

Baddy
Cleopatra
Cloud Monster
Damon
Little Horror
Melvin Monster
Miss McGargoyle
Mummy

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