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Smile #3 (1972) · The Collector

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Kitchen Sink Press
Smile (1970)
#3

Kitchen Sink Press#3

Smile

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Smile #3

Publisher: Kitchen Sink Press
Cover date: August 1972
Cover price: $0.50
Pages: 36

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Stories

11 titled

1Smile
2Terry the Turgid Toad
3Toad Gets a Girl

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Grand Comics Database issue 876434

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4The Romantic Adventures of Zelda Zoftik

5Strip #4...Love Story

6Strip #8..."U.F.O."

7Monstrous Clichés

8Snakeskin Boots

9Good Shit

10Shirts

11Zilch

Credits

Writers: James Mitchell, Denis Kitchen, Peter Loft, Bill Lee, Rick Thrun, Bruce Walthers
Pencillers: James Mitchell, Denis Kitchen, Peter Loft, Bill Lee, Rick Thrun, Bruce Walthers
Inkers: James Mitchell, Denis Kitchen, Peter Loft, Bill Lee, Rick Thrun, Bruce Walthers
Letterers: Bill Lee, Rick Thrun
Cover: James Mitchell

Characters

Sybil
Toad
Zelda Zoftik

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