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The Deathsnake #1 (1994) · The Collector

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Fantagraphics
The Deathsnake (1994)
#1

Fantagraphics#1

The Deathsnake

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The Deathsnake #1

Publisher: Fantagraphics
Cover date: August 1994
Cover price: $2.95
Pages: 28
Rating: Adults Only

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Stories

4 titled

1The Deathsnake - Part One
2Cottonmouth
3

Sources

Grand Comics Database issue 351872

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Harry arrives in town, and has a drink and talks with Chief Beasley.

The Stone Man

4The Vampire Delila

Credits

Writer: John Blackburn
Penciller: John Blackburn
Inker: John Blackburn
Letterer: John Blackburn
Cover: John Blackburn
Cover colors: John Blackburn
Cover letters: John Blackburn

Editorial and production

Editors: Tom Verre, Jeremy Pinkham, Carol Gnojewski

Characters

Coley Cochran

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