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Ninja High School #61 (1998) · The Collector

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Antarctic Press
Ninja High School (1994)
#61

Antarctic Press#61

Ninja High School

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Ninja High School #61

Humble Pie

Publisher: Antarctic Press
Cover date: February 1998
Cover price: $2.95
Pages: 28

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Grand Comics Database issue 258954

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Asrial and Akaru plan a prank on Tomorrow Lad. Ichi and Arnie try to prove they are worthy to meet Jeremy's Doggie and Arnie's big brother.

Credits

Writer: Herb Mallette
Penciller: Steve Henry
Inker: Steve Henry
Letterers: Ben Dunn, Joe Wolfe
Cover: Steve Henry

Editorial and production

Story editor: Doug Dlin

Characters

Akaru Kaiju
Ambassador Volmar
Anna Feeple
Arnie]
Counselor Morris
Doggie
Eolata
Grulgok
Ichi-Kun Ichinohei
Jason Yfory
Jeremy Feeple
Kudusai Ichinohei· Cameo
Poki
Princess Asrial
Rivalsan Kuma
Terrence Weasel

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