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Monkey vs. Robot and the Crystal of Power (2003)
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Monkey vs. Robot and the Crystal of Power

Monkey vs. Robot and the Crystal of Power #[nn]

Publisher: Top Shelf
Cover date: Not stated
Cover price: $14.95
Pages: 180

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1Monkey Vs. Robot and the Crystal of Power by James Kochalka
2Monkey Vs. Robot and the Crystal of Power

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Grand Comics Database issue 367317

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When the robots dig up a sacred monkey artifact to use it as a power source, the monkeys go to war against the robots.

Credits

Writer: James Kochalka
Penciller: James Kochalka
Inker: James Kochalka
Letterer: James Kochalka
Cover: James Kochalka
Cover colors: James Kochalka

Editorial and production

Editor: Chris Staros

Characters

monkeys
robots

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