Publishers / Charlton / Creepy Things (1975) / #3
3December 1975
$0.25

Creepy Things #3

Charlton · December 1975 · on sale 1975

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Identification plate

Series
Creepy Things (Charlton, 1975 series)
Issue
#3
Publication date
December 1975
Key date
1975-12-00
On-sale date
1975
Indicia publisher
Charlton Publications Inc.
Price
$0.25
Pages
36
Barcode
00123456789
Rating
Approved by the Comics Code Authority

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Contents

SeqStoryTypePagesCreditsCharacters
0Mr. Dee Munncover1pencils: Tom Sutton; inks: Tom Sutton; colors: Tom SuttonMr. Dee Munn (vignette)
1Where Do They Flee?comic story7script: Joe Gill; pencils: Steve Ditko; inks: Steve Ditko; letters: Charlotte JetterMr. Dee Munn (host)
2One Last Kisscomic story1script: Tom Sutton; pencils: Tom Sutton; inks: Tom Sutton; letters: Tom Sutton
3The Specialistcomic story6script: Joe GillMr. Dee Munn (host)
4Creepy Mailletters page2script: Nicola Cuti; pencils: Dick Piscopo, Enrique Nieto; inks: Dick Piscopo, Enrique Nieto
5The Grass Is Always Greenercomic story8script: Mike Pellowski; pencils: Mike Vosburg, Grass Green; inks: Mike Vosburg; letters: Grass Green

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