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The Trouble with Girls #13 (1990) · The Collector

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Malibu
The Trouble with Girls (1989)
#13

Malibu#13

The Trouble with Girls

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The Trouble with Girls #13

The Lost City Of Girls - Part One

Publisher: Malibu
Cover date: March 1990
Cover price: $1.95
Pages: 36
Rating: Recommended for Mature Readers

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Writers: Will Jacobs, Gerard Jones
Penciller: Tim Hamilton
Inker: Marvin Mann
Letterer: Angela Bocage

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Grand Comics Database issue 274907

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Tim Hamilton

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Steve Mattsson

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Clem Robins

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