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Million Dollar Digest #17 (1990) · The Collector

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Harvey
Million Dollar Digest (1986)
#17

Harvey#17

Million Dollar Digest

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Million Dollar Digest #17

The Dream Machine - Part 1

Publisher: Harvey
Cover date: November 1990
Cover price: $1.75
Pages: 100
Rating: Approved by the Comics Code Authority

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Grand Comics Database issue 297668

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Cadbury's old friend, Agent 008, offers to take Richie for a ride in his spy-mobile. During the trip, 008 demonstrates some of the car's tricks. They pick up Freckles, but find him talking oddly and way out-of-character.

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Printing not stated · CA market · CA$1.89

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Printing not stated · $1.75

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Credits

Penciller: Warren Kremer

Characters

Agent 008
Cadbury
Dollar
Freckles Friendly
Richie Rich

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