Roger Rabbit in 3-D 3D Comic w/ 3D Glasses
Roger Rabbit in 3-D 3D Comic w/ 3D Glasses
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Item specifics:
Publisher: Disney Comics, Inc.
Publication Date: 1992
Product Type: 3D One-shot Comic
Product Condition: Very Fine (Please See Scans)
UPC: None Stated
Roger Rabbit in 3-D 3D Comic w/ 3D Glasses
Original price was: $30.00.$25.50Current price is: $25.50.
or four interest-free payments with Klarna.
Item specifics:
Publisher: Disney Comics, Inc.
Publication Date: 1992
Product Type: 3D One-shot Comic
Product Condition: Very Fine (Please See Scans)
UPC: None Stated
Item specifics:
Publisher: Disney Comics, Inc.
Publication Date: 1992
Product Type: 3D One-shot Comic
Product Condition: Very Fine (Please See Scans)
UPC: None Stated
Description
Roger Rabbit in 3-D 3D One-shot Comic
Includes 3D Glasses (Not the original issued). (see 7th scan)
Editor: David Seidman
Cover by: John Costanza w/ Dave Hunt & Jo Meugniot
Disney’s Comics continued the adventures of Roger Rabbit in a comic series that ran for 18 issues from 1990 to 1991. As well as a 5-issue mini-series in 1991. And there was also a small number of graphic novels. Then in 1992, Disney’s Comics published Roger Rabbit in 3D. Giving us a three dimensional take on the crazy skinny white rabbit with large blue eyes and his wacky adventures.
Roger Rabbit in 3-D contains:
“Gym Dandy” 8 pages
Writer: Doug Rice
Artist: Bill Langley
Letterer: Bill Langley
Colorist: Ray Zone (3D Process)
Roger Rabbit wakes up one morning and weighs himself. He panics… he’s gained a whole pound. He decides to join a gym to get back to being the sexy rabbit that his wife, Jessica married him for. Once in the gym shenanigans and chaos ensue. Thankfully Jessica Rabbit shows up to save the day by offering to make Roger food. Reprinted from Roger Rabbit (July 1960) Issue #2.
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“Movin’ to the Music” 8 page
Writer: Jim Bricker
Artist: John Costanza
Inker: Larry Mayer
Letterer: Bill Pearson
Colorist: Ray Zone (3D Process)
Originally edited by: Len Wein
Roger Rabbit volunteers to help a friend by driving a big delivery truck. And after having a surprisingly successful day of making almost all of his deliveries and on time, Roger is left with his last delivery. It’s a piano with wheels going to Baby Herman’s house. Roger’s delivery truck gets a front flat tire and Roger picks up the truck to look at the tire and the piano rolls out and down a hill. Roger goes nuts going after it. Reprinted from Roger Rabbit (April 1991) Issue #11.
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“The Candy Cane Mutiny” 8 pages
Writer: Doug Rice
Artist: Bill Langley
Inker: Jose Marzan Jr.
Letterer: Bill Pearson
Colorist: Ray Zone (3D Process)
Roger Rabbit is at the dentist and the dentist says, “No more sweets at all!”, that his teeth are not in good shape. On the way home, Roger passes by a candy store… and has a total meltdown. Reprinted from Roger Rabbit (November 1990) Issue #6.
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“Cotton-Tailspin” 8 pages
Writer: Doug Rice
Artist: Bill Langley
Letterer: Bill Langley
Colorist: Ray Zone (3D Process)
Is the Annual Toontown Road Rally and Roger Rabbit is racing against some pretty shady competition. It becomes anyone’s race when shenanigans and chaos ensue as Roger Rabbit thwarts all of his competitors efforts to knock him out… and stays ahead by literally a nose. Reprinted from Roger Rabbit (September 1990) Issue #4.
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3D Comic is bagged & double boarded and will be carefully / securely packaged then shipped via USPS Priority Mail to ensure that it arrives to you perfectly and quickly.
First Printing
Publisher: Disney Comics, Inc.
Publication Date: 1992
Format: 32 pages, 3D Comic, 10.25″ x 6.75″
UPC: None Stated
Collectible Entertainment note: 3D Comic is in Very Fine condition. Includes 3D Glasses (Not the original issued). (see 7th scan) Very Nice! Please See Scans!! A must have for any serious 3D and/or Walt Disney collector / enthusiast. A fun & entertaining read. Recommended.
Please read return policy.
Roger Rabbit in 3-D 3D One-shot Comic
Includes 3D Glasses (Not the original issued). (see 7th scan)
Editor: David Seidman
Cover by: John Costanza w/ Dave Hunt & Jo Meugniot
Disney’s Comics continued the adventures of Roger Rabbit in a comic series that ran for 18 issues from 1990 to 1991. As well as a 5-issue mini-series in 1991. And there was also a small number of graphic novels. Then in 1992, Disney’s Comics published Roger Rabbit in 3D. Giving us a three dimensional take on the crazy skinny white rabbit with large blue eyes and his wacky adventures.
Roger Rabbit in 3-D contains:
“Gym Dandy” 8 pages
Writer: Doug Rice
Artist: Bill Langley
Letterer: Bill Langley
Colorist: Ray Zone (3D Process)
Roger Rabbit wakes up one morning and weighs himself. He panics… he’s gained a whole pound. He decides to join a gym to get back to being the sexy rabbit that his wife, Jessica married him for. Once in the gym shenanigans and chaos ensue. Thankfully Jessica Rabbit shows up to save the day by offering to make Roger food. Reprinted from Roger Rabbit (July 1960) Issue #2.
——————————————————————————–
“Movin’ to the Music” 8 page
Writer: Jim Bricker
Artist: John Costanza
Inker: Larry Mayer
Letterer: Bill Pearson
Colorist: Ray Zone (3D Process)
Originally edited by: Len Wein
Roger Rabbit volunteers to help a friend by driving a big delivery truck. And after having a surprisingly successful day of making almost all of his deliveries and on time, Roger is left with his last delivery. It’s a piano with wheels going to Baby Herman’s house. Roger’s delivery truck gets a front flat tire and Roger picks up the truck to look at the tire and the piano rolls out and down a hill. Roger goes nuts going after it. Reprinted from Roger Rabbit (April 1991) Issue #11.
——————————————————————————–
“The Candy Cane Mutiny” 8 pages
Writer: Doug Rice
Artist: Bill Langley
Inker: Jose Marzan Jr.
Letterer: Bill Pearson
Colorist: Ray Zone (3D Process)
Roger Rabbit is at the dentist and the dentist says, “No more sweets at all!”, that his teeth are not in good shape. On the way home, Roger passes by a candy store… and has a total meltdown. Reprinted from Roger Rabbit (November 1990) Issue #6.
——————————————————————————–
“Cotton-Tailspin” 8 pages
Writer: Doug Rice
Artist: Bill Langley
Letterer: Bill Langley
Colorist: Ray Zone (3D Process)
Is the Annual Toontown Road Rally and Roger Rabbit is racing against some pretty shady competition. It becomes anyone’s race when shenanigans and chaos ensue as Roger Rabbit thwarts all of his competitors efforts to knock him out… and stays ahead by literally a nose. Reprinted from Roger Rabbit (September 1990) Issue #4.
——————————————————————————–
3D Comic is bagged & double boarded and will be carefully / securely packaged then shipped via USPS Priority Mail to ensure that it arrives to you perfectly and quickly.
First Printing
Publisher: Disney Comics, Inc.
Publication Date: 1992
Format: 32 pages, 3D Comic, 10.25″ x 6.75″
UPC: None Stated
Collectible Entertainment note: 3D Comic is in Very Fine condition. Includes 3D Glasses (Not the original issued). (see 7th scan) Very Nice! Please See Scans!! A must have for any serious 3D and/or Walt Disney collector / enthusiast. A fun & entertaining read. Recommended.
Please read return policy.
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