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Palestine #3 (1993) · The Collector

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Fantagraphics
Palestine (1993)
#3

Fantagraphics#3

Palestine

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Palestine #3

Publisher: Fantagraphics
Cover date: August 1993
Cover price: $2.50
Pages: 28
Rating: Mature Readers

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Stories

4 titled

1A Thousand Words
2The Bucket
3Brother for a Day

Sources

Grand Comics Database issue 383050

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Sacco and Saburo come across a Palestinian demonstration on Nablus Road.

4Where is Saburo?

Credits

Writer: Joe Sacco
Penciller: Joe Sacco
Inker: Joe Sacco
Letterer: Joe Sacco
Cover: Joe Sacco
Cover letters: Joe Sacco

Editorial and production

Editor: Kim Thompson

Characters

Joe Sacco
Khaled
Man Whose Brother was Shot
Middle-Aged Mother
Newsroom Editor
Old Lady with Demolished Home
Saburo
Saleh
Sami
Shopkeeper
Woman Whose Olive Trees were Cut

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