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Ninja High School #67 (1999) · The Collector

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Antarctic Press
Ninja High School (1994)
#67

Antarctic Press#67

Ninja High School

Previous issue, #66 All issues Next issue, #68

Ninja High School #67

Cross Dressed Purposes

Publisher: Antarctic Press
Cover date: March 1999
Cover price: $2.99
Pages: 36

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Sammi, Jeremy, and Tomorrow Man find out the truth about Ambassador Volmar's "daughter."

Credits

Writer: Herb Mallette
Penciller: Rod Espinosa
Inker: Rod Espinosa
Cover: Ben Dunn
Cover colors: Jochen Weltjens

Editorial and production

Editor in chief: Herb Mallette

Characters

Akaru Kaiju
Ambassador Volmar
Boba Fett· Cameo
Darth Vader· Cameo
Eolata
Greta Grizzly
Ichi-Kun Ichinohei
Jeremy Feeple
Morgan Yfory
Princess Asrial
Princess Leia· Cameo
Sammi Kondo
Uncle Yamasan

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