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Twisted Tales #5 (1983) · The Collector

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Pacific Comics
Twisted Tales (1982)
#5

Pacific Comics#5

Twisted Tales

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Twisted Tales #5

Publisher: Pacific Comics
Cover date: October 1983
Cover price: $1.50
Pages: 36

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1 recorded

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Printing not stated · $1.50
No barcode recorded

Stories

4 titled

1Terminated
2Scritch... Scritch... Scritch...
3

Sources

Grand Comics Database issue 37883

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Majority of One

4Banjo Lessons

Credits

Writer: Bruce Jones
Pencillers: Richard Corben, Bill Wray, Val Mayerik, Rand Holmes
Inkers: Richard Corben, Bill Wray, Val Mayerik, Rand Holmes
Colorists: Joe Chiodo, Bill Wray
Letterers: Richard Corben, Carrie McCarthy, Rand Holmes
Cover: Richard Corben
Cover colors: Richard Corben

Editorial and production

Editor: April Campbell

Characters

Carter
Chris
Holgum
Jimbol Sim
Margie
Rance
Rick

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