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2February 1991
$2.00; 2.50 CAD

Jizz #2

Fantagraphics · February 1991

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Identification plate

Series
Jizz (Fantagraphics, 1991 series)
Issue
#2
Publication date
February 1991
Key date
February 1, 1991
Indicia publisher
Fantagraphics Books Inc.
Price
$2.00; 2.50 CAD
Pages
28

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Contents

SeqStoryTypePagesCreditsCharacters
0-cover1pencils: Scott Russo; inks: Scott Russo; letters: Scott RussoScott Russo
1You, Again?text article1script: Scott Russo; letters: Scott Russo
2Editorialforeword, introduction, preface, afterword1script: Scott Russo
3Going to Meet Sam Kinisoncomic story3script: Scott Russo; pencils: Scott Russo; inks: Scott Russo; letters: Scott RussoScott Russo
4Conversations I Should Not Be Havingcomic story2script: Scott Russo; pencils: Scott Russo; inks: Scott Russo; letters: Scott RussoScott Russo
5Akira Kurosawa IIcomic story3script: Scott Russo; pencils: Scott Russo; inks: Scott Russo; letters: Scott RussoAkira Kurosawa; BBC reporter
6-comic story14script: Scott Russo; pencils: Scott Russo; inks: Scott Russo; letters: Scott RussoJohn Brown; Doctor Mabuse
7Me and John and Jeff and Paddy Chayefskycomic story1script: Scott Russo; pencils: Scott Russo; inks: Scott Russo; letters: Scott RussoScott Russo
8The Classifiedstext story1script: Scott Russo; pencils: Scott Russo; inks: Scott Russo
9Sister Ellspeth of the Flaming Loinsillustration1pencils: Scott Russo; inks: Scott Russo; letters: Scott RussoSister Ellspeth

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