International Enquisitor

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Panel from the comic issue It's a Small World After All.

The International Enquisitor is a tabloid newspaper featured in the Game Boy comic series, starting with its second issue "It's a Small World After All". An insert in the middle or the end of the issues, the Enquisitor's headlines are often absurd and sensationalized in nature, which hides the fact that its reporting on the event of the stories is mostly accurate. The issues are illustrated with a mix of hand-drawn illustrations and edited photos of Valiant Comics staff. It has cover price of 75¢.

The Enquisitor fills the role of the interstitial gag pages featured in the other Nintendo Comic System titles.

Issue[edit]

July 20, 1990 ("It's A Small World After All")[edit]

ELVIS'S NEW DIET PLAN !
Spiritualist reveals the king's ghostly get-thin technique! Stalks by night! Mysterious crunching sounds alert psychic to Elvis's wild new weight loss program! Story on page six.

MINIATURE ALIENS STEAL SPACE SHUTTLE !
Artist's rendition based on NASA's employee vivid description ! The last thing eleven year-old Tannis Rhodes had in mind when she boarded a 747 at Newark International Airport was being hijacked by tiny aliens-- but that's just what happened! Not content with the jumbo jet, which was "too slow", the micro-menace spacemen decided to steal a U.S. Space Shuttle --- and young Tannis found herslf[sic] off on the ride of her life! NASA employees, who refused to be identified, described (continue on page 28)

Cart of the future will run on peanut butter !
"The oil companies are out to get me" says peanut butter engine inventor Elmer Kaniff. "They'll do anything to keep my invention off the market". Kaniff, who works as a shoe salesman during the day, created his revolutionary device in his mother's basement despite after work, despite being hounded every step of the way by spies from big petroleum companies (continued on page 18)

BLOCKBUSTER !
Ancient Egyptian Hieroglyphs predict Super Bowl winners!
It's the Jets in '91 (but the ancient seers were wrong about Denver last year!)

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