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The Acme Novelty Library #11 (1998) · The Collector

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Fantagraphics
The Acme Novelty Library (1993)
#11

Fantagraphics#11

The Acme Novelty Library

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The Acme Novelty Library #11

Publisher: Fantagraphics
Cover date: April 1998
Cover price: $4.50
Pages: 36

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Stories

2 titled

1A Visit to the Acme Novelty Library
2Comic Art 101 With Dr. James Corrigan

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Grand Comics Database issue 69111

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Chris Ware's working day, incorporating readers' letters

Credits

Writer: Chris Ware
Penciller: Chris Ware
Inker: Chris Ware
Colorist: Chris Ware
Letterer: Chris Ware
Cover: Chris Ware
Cover colors: Chris Ware
Cover letters: Chris Ware

Characters

Dr. James Corrigan
Jimmy Corrigan
Jimmy Corrigan's Grandfather
Marianne Corrigan
Matthew McClintock
Rusty Brown
Widow
William Corrigan

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