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Publishers / Fantagraphics / Perramus: Escape from the Past (1991) / #1
1October 1991
$3.50; 4.25 CAD

Perramus: Escape from the Past #1

Fantagraphics · October 1991 · on sale 1991

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Identification plate

Series
Perramus: Escape from the Past (Fantagraphics, 1991 series)
Issue
#1
Publication date
October 1991
Key date
October 1991
On-sale date
1991
Price
$3.50; 4.25 CAD
Pages
44

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Contents

SeqStoryTypePagesCreditsCharacters
0-cover1pencils: Alberto Breccia; inks: Alberto Breccia
1Chapter 1: Knowing and Not Knowingcomic story8script: Juan Sasturain, Sonya Jones; pencils: Alberto Breccia; inks: Alberto Breccia; letters: James GreerPerramus'; Washington Sosa; Margarita; Largo; Sucker
2Chapter 2: The Bottom of the Seacomic story8script: Juan Sasturain, Sonya Jones; pencils: Alberto Breccia; inks: Alberto Breccia; letters: James GreerPerramus'; Washington Sosa; Largo; Sucker; Devoto
3Chapter 3: Mr. Whitesnow's Island Co.comic story8script: Juan Sasturain, Sonya Jones; pencils: Alberto Breccia; inks: Alberto Breccia; letters: James GreerPerramus'; Washington Sosa; Mr. Whitesnow; Minister of Internal Security; Secretary of Finance; Chief of Protocol
4Chapter 4: The Indispensable Enemycomic story8script: Juan Sasturain, Sonya Jones; pencils: Alberto Breccia; inks: Alberto Breccia; letters: James GreerPerramus'; Washington Sosa; Mr. Whitesnow; The Enemy

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