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O.K. Comics #1 (1972) · The Collector

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Kitchen Sink Press
O.K. Comics (1972)
#1

Kitchen Sink Press#1

O.K. Comics

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O.K. Comics #1

Publisher: Kitchen Sink Press
Cover date: June 1972
Cover price: $0.50
Pages: 36
Rating: Adults Only

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Stories

11 titled

1Kabibblerfunnies
2Skwish Funnies
3

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Grand Comics Database issue 277392

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The Old Man & The Kid

4Big Thing at No. 13

5Howzabouta Funnies

6Or Eleven?

7Ralph and Fred

8Day & Night

9Goin' to th' Drugstore

10So What? Funnies

11Nice Day For a Drive

Credits

Writer: Bruce Walthers
Penciller: Bruce Walthers
Inker: Bruce Walthers
Letterer: Bruce Walthers
Cover: Bruce Walthers
Cover colors: Bruce Walthers
Cover letters: Bruce Walthers

Characters

Oscar Kabibbler

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