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Publishers / Kitchen Sink Press / French Ticklers (1989) / #2
2December 1989
$2.00; 2.50 CAD

French Ticklers #2

Kitchen Sink Press · December 1989

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Series
French Ticklers (Kitchen Sink Press, 1989 series)
Issue
#2
Publication date
December 1989
Key date
December 1989
Indicia publisher
Kitchen Sink Press Inc.
Price
$2.00; 2.50 CAD
Pages
28

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Contents

SeqStoryTypePagesCreditsCharacters
0-cover1pencils: Moebius; inks: Moebius; colors: Denise Prowell
1The Seductioncomic story5script: Jean-Marc Lelong; pencils: Jean-Marc Lelong; inks: Jean-Marc Lelong; letters: Denise Prowell
2The Music Loverscomic story5script: Christian Binet; pencils: Christian Binet; inks: Christian Binet; letters: Denise Prowell
3Fin The Endcomic story2script: Moebius; pencils: Moebius; inks: Moebius; letters: Denise Prowell
42R/R2+R1comic story3script: Moebius; pencils: Moebius; inks: Moebius; letters: Denise Prowell
5Sunday, March 15thcomic story6script: Philippe Dupuy, Charles Berberian; pencils: Philippe Dupuy, Charles Berberian; inks: Philippe Dupuy, Charles Berberian; letters: Denise Prowell
6Sergeant Clauscomic story2script: Daniel Goossens; pencils: Daniel Goossens; inks: Daniel Goossens; letters: Denise Prowell
7Fowl Playcomic story1script: André Franquin; pencils: André Franquin; inks: André Franquin; letters: Denise Prowell

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