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Publishers / Fantagraphics / Butterscotch: The Flavor of the Invisible (1990) / #1
1December 1990
$2.50; 2.95 CAD

Butterscotch: The Flavor of the Invisible #1

Fantagraphics · December 1990

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Identification plate

Series
Butterscotch: The Flavor of the Invisible (Fantagraphics, 1990 series)
Issue
#1
Publication date
December 1990
Key date
December 1990
Indicia publisher
Eros Comix
Price
$2.50; 2.95 CAD
Pages
32
Rating
Adults Only

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Contents

SeqStoryTypePagesCreditsCharacters
0-cover1pencils: Milo Manara; inks: Milo Manara; colors: Roberta GregoryHoney
1-illustration1pencils: Milo Manara; inks: Milo ManaraHoney
2Butterscotch: The Flavor of the Invisibletable of contents1pencils: Milo Manara; inks: Milo Manara
3Butterscotch, Part Onecomic story21script: Milo Manara, Tom Leighton; pencils: Milo Manara; inks: Milo ManaraHoney; Beatrice D'Altavilla; Unnamed Psychics Professor [Butterscotch]; Pucci; Claudia; Pero; Prince Campostrini; Armida
4From a Script for a Film Ideatext article1script: Federico Fellini, Milo Manara, Tom Leighton
5Trip to Tulumcomic story5script: Federico Fellini, Milo Manara, Tom Leighton; pencils: Milo Manara; inks: Milo Manara; colors: Cettina NovelliHelen; Marcello Mastroianni [as Snaporaz]
6-promo (ad from the publisher)1letters: typeset
7-promo (ad from the publisher)1letters: typeset

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