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Planet of the Apes Annual #1 (1991) · The Collector

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Malibu
Planet of the Apes Annual (1991)
#1

Malibu#1

Planet of the Apes Annual

Planet of the Apes Annual #1

Publisher: Malibu
Cover date: January 1991
Cover price: $3.50
Pages: 60

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Printing not stated · $3.50

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Grand Comics Database issue 209253

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Stories

6 titled

1Morning Glory
2High Noon
3Afternoon Delight
4Eternal Dusk
5A Night At Fat's Palace
6Midnight Tears

Credits

Writer: Charles Marshall
Penciller: James Tucker
Inker: Greg Cravens
Letterers: Mark Moore, Patrick Williams
Cover: Mark Pennington
Cover colors: Mark Pennington

Editorial and production

Editor: Dan Danko
Art director: Mickie Villa
Creative director: Tom Mason
Editor in chief: Chris Ulm
Publisher: Dave Olbrich
Publishing coordinator: Kim Scholter

Characters

Big Mal
Bobo
Deadeye
Fat
Frito
Jina
Jojo
Mojo
Monique
Shilo
The Ape Riders
The Monk

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