Herbie #2

Nov 1992 · Dark Horse · 2.50 USD; 3.00 CAD

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“Big Fat Mess at the Okay Corral!”

In "Big Fat Mess at the Okay Corral!", Herbie’s latest nightmare takes a bizarre turn when his stone age doppelgänger, Ticklepuss, seems to be returning—only to be overshadowed by real-life chaos. His dad’s new house sits next to a dig site that unearths a prehistoric cave, unleashing a pterodactyl and a mysterious cave girl into the modern world. Written by Shane O'Shea and illustrated by Ogden Whitney, with colors by James Brown and letters by Ed Hamilton, this 1992 Dark Horse issue features a cover by Jorge Pacheco.

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writer Shane O'Shea · artist, inker Ogden Whitney · colorist James Brown · letterer Ed Hamilton · cover Jorge Pacheco

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writer Shane O'Shea

artist, inker Ogden Whitney

colorist James Brown

letterer Ed Hamilton

cover pencils, inks Jorge Pacheco

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Herbie has a nightmare of the return of Ticklepuss, his stone age female double. His dad buys a house next to an excavation that opens up an old cave with a pterodactyl and a cave girl.

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