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Ninja High School #134 (2005) · The Collector

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Antarctic Press
Ninja High School (1994)
#134

Antarctic Press#134

Ninja High School

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Ninja High School #134

The Calculator That Loved Me Part Two

Publisher: Antarctic Press
Cover date: December 2005
On sale: Dec 1, 2005
Cover price: $2.99
Pages: 36

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Ricky bonds with his new calculator, and a sinister threat called the Shidoshi clan emerges.

Credits

Writer: Robby Bevard
Penciller: Ben Dunn
Inkers: Ben Dunn, Robby Bevard
Letterer: Doug Dlin
Cover: Ben Dunn

Editorial and production

Editor: Chris Aguilar
Story editor: Doug Dlin

Characters

Anna Feeple
Arthur
CH-33
Ichi-Kun Ichinohei
Jeremy Feeple· Cameo
Kudusai Ichinohei
Kyonshi
Madeline Foxlove
Mr. Inari
Professor Mazinga
Ricky Feeple

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