Hamster Vice

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Hamster Vice is an American comic book series by . The first issue, of fourteen, was published in 1986,^[1] when Dwayne Ferguson (born 1965) was aged 19 and a "Rutgers University sophomore".^[2] It's a parody of the then popular TV series Miami Vice.

Publication history[]

The first series was published by Blackthorne Publishing and appeared in June 1986. It ran for nine issues with two 3-D specials and an appearance in Blackthorne's #4 in December 1986. The comic moved to Eternity Comics (a division of Malibu Comics) in April 1989 for its second volume which lasted two issues.

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