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The Ocelot #1 (1994) · The Collector

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Fantagraphics
The Ocelot (1994)
#1

Fantagraphics#1

The Ocelot

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The Ocelot #1

Publisher: Fantagraphics
Cover date: February 1994
Cover price: $2.75
Pages: 28
Rating: Adults Only

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Stories

2 titled

1Trauma
2Exotic Fantasy

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Grand Comics Database issue 761893

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An experiment in transforming humans into animal creatures has resulted in a subject created to cause terror and kill.

Writer: Ron Wilber
Pencillers: Ron Wilber, Will Meugniot
Inkers: Ron Wilber, Will Meugniot
Letterer: Ron Wilber
Cover: Ron Wilber
Cover colors: Ron Wilber

Editorial and production

Editor: Tom Verre
Other: Jim Blanchard

Characters

Detective Hopkins
Doctor Slayton
Duncan
Puma
street thugs
The Ocelot
Trauma
unnamed women

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