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86October-November 1969
$0.15

Sugar & Spike #86

DC · October-November 1969 · on sale 1969-08-12

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Series
Sugar & Spike (DC, 1956 series)
Issue
#86
Publication date
October-November 1969
Key date
1969-10-00
On-sale date
1969-08-12
Indicia publisher
National Periodical Publications Inc.
Price
$0.15
Pages
36
Rating
Approved by the Comics Code Authority

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Contents

SeqStoryTypePagesCreditsCharacters
0The Tale That Can Never Be Toldcover1script: Sheldon Mayer; pencils: Sheldon Mayer; inks: Sheldon Mayer
1[Prologue] Tale That Can Never Be Told!comic story1script: Sheldon Mayer; pencils: Sheldon Mayer; inks: Sheldon MayerBernie the Brain; the Baron
2[Chapter 1] The Baron's Boomerang!comic story4.67script: Sheldon Mayer; pencils: Sheldon Mayer; inks: Sheldon Mayer
3Chapter Two: My Pal, the Pebble?comic story6.5script: Sheldon Mayer; pencils: Sheldon Mayer; inks: Sheldon Mayer
4Pint-Size Pin-Upsactivity1.67pencils: Sheldon Mayer; inks: Sheldon MayerSugar Plumm, Spike Wilson
5-letters page1script: Murray Boltinoff; pencils: Sheldon Mayer; inks: Sheldon Mayer
6Chapter Three: How Do You Zonk a Zonker?comic story8script: Sheldon Mayer; pencils: Sheldon Mayer; inks: Sheldon Mayer

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