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Strangers in Paradise #33 (2000) · The Collector

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Abstract Studio
Strangers in Paradise (1997)
#33

Abstract Studio#33

Strangers in Paradise

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Strangers in Paradise #33

When Worlds Collide!

Publisher: Abstract Studio
Cover date: June 2000
Cover price: $2.75
Pages: 28

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Credits

Writer: Terry Moore
Penciller: Terry Moore
Inker: Terry Moore
Colorist: Hi-Fi

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Grand Comics Database issue 134341

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Freddie destroys the world and everyone gets to go meet St. Peter. But wait, it’s all a dream as Razormouth and Wallflower watch the Femur home from the roof.

Letterer

Terry Moore

Cover

Terry Moore

Cover colors

Hi-Fi

Cover letters

Terry Moore

Editorial and production

Managing editor: Robyn Moore

Characters

Casey
Francine
Freddie
Katchoo
Saint Peter

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