The Real Adventures of Jonny Quest Special/Issue 3

The Real Adventures of Jonny Quest Issue 3
Cover.
Part of	The Real Adventures of Jonny Quest
Based on	The Real Adventures of Jonny Quest
Published by	Dark Horse Comics
Publication date	November 1996
Page count	14
Writers	Kate Worley
Drawn by	Shannon Londin-Gallant
Inked by	Andrew Pepoy
Colored by	Cary Porter
Lettered by	Tracey Hampton-Munsey
Edited by	Philip Amara
Cover artists	John K. Snyder III
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The Real Adventures of Jonny Quest Special Issue 3 is a The Real Adventures of Jonny Quest comic published by Dark Horse Comics in November 1996. It was written by Kate Worley, and drawn by Shannon Londin-Gallant, Andrew Pepoy, and Cary Porter.

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Detailed summary

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Characters

Legend
Character debut	Speaking debut	Ep. debut	No lines	Mentioned

In order of appearance:

Character	Actor
Narrator (voice only)	Text
Jessie Bannon	Speech bubble
Jonny Quest	Speech bubble
Hadji Singh	Speech bubble
Doctor Benton Quest	Speech bubble
Race Bannon	Speech bubble
August Corwin	Speech bubble
Bertold	Speech bubble
Anton Bresche	Speech bubble
Gerda Bresche	Speech bubble
Satan

Organizations

• Quest Team
• Corvin Inc.
• Bresche Motors

Locations

• Earth
  • France
    • Le Mans
  • Maine
    • Quest Compound
  • Germany
    • Berlin
      • Corvin Inc. Headquarters
      • Grohlstadt Race Course
      • Bresche Motors Headquarters
  • India (mentioned)
• Questworld

Objects

• Questworld gear

Vehicles

• Race cars
• Catalina
• QEV

Credits

• Writer: Kate Worley
• Penciler: Shannon Londin-Gallant (story), John K. Snyder III (cover)
• Inker: Andrew Pepoy (story), John K. Snyder III (cover)
• Colorer: Cary Porter (story), John K. Snyder III (cover)
• Letterer: Tracey Hampton-Munsey (story)
• Designer: Teena Gores
• Editor: Philip Amara
• Publisher: Mike Richardson

Production

It was copyrighted in September 1996.

This issue, along with two others, were created as promotional giveaways as a mail order postcard found inside boxes of Honey Nut Cheerios from November-December 1996.

Errors

• Le Mans is spelled "Lemans."
• The writer keeps saying Grohlstadt, when she presumably means Ohlstadt.

Critical reception

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