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Publishers / Fantagraphics / Aesop's Fables (1991) / #2

2Fall 1991
$2.50; 2.95 CAD

Aesop's Fables #2

Fantagraphics · Fall 1991 · on sale 1991

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Series: Aesop's Fables (Fantagraphics, 1991 series)
Issue: #2
Publication date: Fall 1991
Key date: October 1991
On-sale date: 1991
Price: $2.50; 2.95 CAD
Pages: 36

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Contents

Seq	Story	Type	Pages	Credits	Characters
0	-	cover	1	pencils: Stanley Goldstein; inks: Stanley Goldstein; colors: Rayson Films; letters: Gil Jordan
1	The Camel	comic story	6	script: Charles Santino; pencils: George Trosley; inks: George Trosley; letters: Gil Jordan
2	The Wind And The Sun	comic story	4	script: Charles Santino; pencils: Werner Wejp-Olsen; inks: Werner Wejp-Olsen; letters: Gil Jordan
3	The Ape And The Fisherman	comic story	2	script: Charles Santino; pencils: Peter Kuper; inks: Peter Kuper; letters: Gil Jordan
4	The Locust And The Fox	comic story	4	script: Charles Santino; pencils: Stanley Goldstein; inks: Stanley Goldstein; letters: Gil Jordan
5	The Miller, His Son, And The Donkey	comic story	6	script: Charles Santino; pencils: Roberta Gregory; inks: Roberta Gregory; letters: Gil Jordan
6	The Crow And The Mussel	comic story	4	script: Charles Santino; pencils: Jay Rath; inks: Jay Rath; letters: Gil Jordan
7	The Lion And The Mouse	comic story	4	script: Charles Santino; pencils: James Sturm; inks: James Sturm; letters: Gil Jordan

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Sources

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