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Publishers / Fantagraphics / Critters (1986) / #17
17September [October] 1987
$2.00; 3.00 CAD

Critters #17

Fantagraphics · September [October] 1987 · on sale 1987

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Identification plate

Series
Critters (Fantagraphics, 1986 series)
Issue
#17
Publication date
September [October] 1987
Key date
October 1987
On-sale date
1987
Indicia publisher
Fantagraphics Books Inc.
Price
$2.00; 3.00 CAD
Pages
36

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Contents

SeqStoryTypePagesCreditsCharacters
0-cover1pencils: Tom Stazer; inks: Tom Stazer; colors: Tom Stazer, S*M GraphicsLionheart
1Editorialtext article1script: Kim Thompson
2Polar Bear Hunt! (Part One)comic story10script: Tom Stazer; pencils: Tom Stazer; inks: Tom StazerLionheart
3Birthright II [Chapter Six of Six]comic story10script: Steven A. Gallacci; pencils: Steven A. Gallacci; inks: Steven A. Gallacci, Monika Livingston; letters: Rocket TypePrince Anton; Prince Andre
4Blood From a Stonecomic story8script: J. Holland; pencils: Ron Wilber; inks: Ron Wilber
5Lettersletters page1.6script: Kim Thompson
6Perthillustration0.2pencils: Jeffrey B. Alexander; inks: Jeffrey B. Alexander; letters: Jeffrey B. Alexander
7-illustration0.2Sergio Aragonés, Groo, Miyamoto Usagi
8Welcome to the Fantagraphics Menageriepromo (ad from the publisher)2letters: typeset

Plus 2 pages of advertisements and other matter across 1 sequence, as published.

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