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Mighty Tiny #1 (1989) · The Collector

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Antarctic Press
Mighty Tiny (1989)
#1

Antarctic Press#1

Mighty Tiny

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Mighty Tiny #1

Mouse Marines (chapter 1)

Publisher: Antarctic Press
Cover date: December 1989
Cover price: $1.75
Pages: 36

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Credits

Writers: Ben Dunn, Pat Duke
Pencillers: Ben Dunn, Pat Duke
Inkers: Ben Dunn, Pat Duke
Letterer: Craig Miller

Sources

Grand Comics Database issue 370309

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Stewart (a mouse) and Gunther (a rat) unknowingly witness clues to an assassination. The Triad is attempting to start a war between Mosputa and Ratvaria.

Cover

Ben Dunn

Cover colors

Shon Howell

Editorial and production

Publisher: Ben Dunn

Characters

Abagail Tiny
Gunther
Lt Sabastian Tiny
Lt. Zack Tag
Mr. Sanchez
Reese Tiny
Stewart

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