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Sludge #10 (1994) · The Collector

Catalog
Malibu
Sludge (1993)
#10

Malibu#10

Sludge

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Sludge #10

Form Follows Unction

Publisher: Malibu
Cover date: October 1994
Cover price: $1.95
Pages: 36

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Credits

Writer: Steve Gerber
Penciller: Robb Phipps
Inker: Gary Martin
Colorists: Foodhammer!, Sharleen Gaertner, Micky Rose

Sources

Grand Comics Database issue 243180

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After inhaling zuke fumes, Sludge finds himself somewhat normal and in search of answers as to what happened to him.

Letterer

Patrick Owsley

Covers

Aaron Lopresti, Gary Martin

Cover colors

George Cox

Editorial and production

Editors: Roland Mann, Phil Crain

Characters

Monroe· Cameo
Organism 0.9B
Sarah Rogers
Sludge
The Bash Brothers [Burke
Vinaigrette

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