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Publishers / Charlton / Charlton Bullseye (1981) / #2
2July 1981
$0.50; 0.12 GBP

Charlton Bullseye #2

Charlton · July 1981 · on sale April 23, 1981

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Identification plate

Series
Charlton Bullseye (Charlton, 1981 series)
Issue
#2
Publication date
July 1981
Key date
July 1981
On-sale date
April 23, 1981
Indicia publisher
Charlton Publications Inc.
Price
$0.50; 0.12 GBP
Pages
36
Barcode
0722460033307

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Contents

SeqStoryTypePagesCreditsCharacters
0The Peril of the Purloined Pearlscover1pencils: Tim Fuller; inks: Tim FullerCap'n Catnip; Jet Pack Cat
1The Peril of the Purloined Pearls!comic story8script: John Leasure; pencils: Tim Fuller; inks: Tim Fuller; letters: Tim FullerCap'n Catnip [Cheshire A. Catt]; Womble [Freddie]; Ms. Kitty [Katrina O'Toole]; Tiger; Inspector Drummond; Ratman (villain); Jet Pack Cats (villains)
2Rocket Rabbitcomic story8script: Mark Armstrong; pencils: Mark Armstrong; inks: Mark Armstrong; colors: Mark Armstrong; letters: Mark ArmstrongJack Bunny; Wrenher Von Bluebird; Comrade Medvyed
3-comic story8script: Katherine Collins, Marie-Lynn Hammond; pencils: Katherine Collins; inks: Katherine Collins; letters: Arn SabaNeil the Horse; Soapy the Cat; Ma'amselle Poupee; Corporal Kapok; Captain Cockamamie

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