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Publishers / Kitchen Sink Press / Kings in Disguise (1988) / #1
1March 1988
$2.00; 2.80 CAD

Kings in Disguise #1

Kitchen Sink Press · March 1988

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Identification plate

Series
Kings in Disguise (Kitchen Sink Press, 1988 series)
Issue
#1
Publication date
March 1988
Key date
March 1988
Indicia publisher
Kitchen Sink Press Inc.
Price
$2.00; 2.80 CAD
Pages
36

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Why this issue matters

On the record: Eisner Award - Best Single Issue (1989).

The evidence

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Contents

SeqStoryTypePagesCreditsCharacters
0-cover1pencils: Steve Rude; inks: Steve Rude; colors: Steve RudeFreddie Bloch
1Kings in Disguisecredits, title page0.5letters: typeset
2No Matter Where You Gotext story0.5script: Anonymous; letters: typeset
3Kings in Disguisecomic story28script: James Vance; pencils: Dan Burr; inks: Dan Burr; letters: Dan BurrFreddie Bloch; Sam
4Notes from the Roadtext article2script: Dave Schreiner
5-promo (ad from the publisher)1pencils: Harvey Kurtzman; inks: Harvey Kurtzman

Where to read it

CollectionYear
Kings in Disguise #[nn]
ISBN 0-87816-107-4
1990On eBay ›
Kings in Disguise #[nn]
ISBN 0-87816-106-6
1990On eBay ›

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Series context

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