Cover: J. H. Williams III & Mick Gray

Chase #6

Jul 1998 · DC · 2.50 USD; 3.50 CAD

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“Girls' Day Out”

In "Girls' Day Out," DC staffers bring their daughters to work, leading to a lighthearted, character-driven story that captures the quirky, behind-the-scenes energy of the comics industry. With art by Rodolfo Damaggio and inks by Robert Campanella, the issue blends workplace humor with personal moments, all framed by J. H. Williams III’s striking cover and Mick Gray’s dynamic inks.

writer D. Curtis Johnson · writer, artist J. H. Williams III · inker Mick Gray · colorist Lee Loughridge · letterer Clem Robins · cover J. H. Williams III, Mick Gray

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Cast · 3 characters

Cameron Chase The Acro-Bat Walter Chase

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writer D. Curtis Johnson

writer, artist J. H. Williams III

inker Mick Gray

colorist Lee Loughridge

letterer Clem Robins

cover pencils J. H. Williams III

cover inks Mick Gray

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News items: John Byrne wonders if Kevin Dooley is going to make Bugs Bunny as crazy as Hal Jordan on the new Cartoon Network books; Mark Waid's Australia vacation; DC staffers bring their daughters to work; relatives of DC staffers appear in plays and musicals.

Plot details indexed by the Grand Comics Database (CC BY-SA).

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