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Stingers #1 (2009) · The Collector

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Zenescope
Stingers (2009)
#1

Zenescope#1

Stingers

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Stingers #1

Publisher: Zenescope
Cover date: March 2009
Cover price: $2.99
Pages: 32

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Grand Comics Database issue 586679

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Bounty hunter, Brian Hawkins, is given a new case--chasing two crooked casino dealers to the small town of Sea Isle, New Jersey. What he does not know is that Sea Isle has been invaded by alien bugs who have bitten one of his quarry.

Credits

Writers: Joe Brusha, Ralph Tedesco
Penciller: Wagner Reis
Inker: Wagner Reis
Colorist: Priscila Ribeiro
Letterer: Crank!
Cover: Al Rio
Cover colors: Blond

Editorial and production

Editors: Jenna Sibel, Raven Gregory

Characters

Brian Hawkins
Risa Keller

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