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Steve Canyon #21 (1988) · The Collector

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Kitchen Sink Press
Steve Canyon (1983)
#21

Kitchen Sink Press#21

Steve Canyon

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Steve Canyon #21

Publisher: Kitchen Sink Press
Cover date: December 1988
Cover price: $6.95
Pages: 108

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Credits

Writers: Milton Caniff, Noel Sickles
Pencillers: Milton Caniff, Noel Sickles
Inkers: Milton Caniff, Noel Sickles, Dick Rockwell
Letterer: Frank Engli

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Grand Comics Database issue 93580

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Scorchy and the Trelling siblings set a trap for their father's killer.

Covers

Milton Caniff, Pete Poplaski

Cover colors

Pete Poplaski

Editorial and production

Editors: Pete Poplaski, Dave Schreiner

Characters

Ann Trelling
Brad Trelling
Col. Sam Index
Delta Index
Nathe Fletcher
Pat Ryan
Pipper the Piper
Scorchy Smith
Steve Canyon
Terry Lee

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