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The Zombies That Ate the World #3 (2009) · The Collector

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Devil's Due Publishing
The Zombies That Ate the World (2009)
#3

Devil's Due Publishing#3

The Zombies That Ate the World

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The Zombies That Ate the World #3

Publisher: Devil's Due Publishing
Cover date: May 2009
Cover price: $3.50
Rating: Mature Readers

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Stories

2 titled

1Terminal Boredom
2Getting Nowhere Fast

Credits

Writers: Jerry Frissen, Natacha Ruck, Ken Grobe
Penciller: Guy Davis
Inker: Guy Davis
Colorist: Charlie Kirchoff
Letterer: Jerry Frissen
Cover: Guy Davis
Cover colors: Charlie Kirchoff

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Editor: Cody DeMatteis

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