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PHILADELPHIA -- Peter Griffin and his long put-upon, but funny, family are heading to the pages of their own comic book series.

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PHILADELPHIA — Peter Griffin and his long put-upon, but funny, family are heading to the pages of their own comic book series.

Titan Comics and Twentieth Century Fox Consumer Products says that Peter; his wife, Lois; kids Meg, Chris and Stewie; along with family dog and martini aficionado, Brian, will headline their own series on July 27.

Titan says the series also will feature other characters from its television counterpart, including Glen ‘Giggity’ Quagmire, Cleveland Brown and Joe Swanson.

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The series will be drawn by S.L. Gallant, whose previous work includes runs on G.I. Joe and Torchwood, and Anthony Williams, who has drawn for Judge Dredd and Batman.

— The Associated Press

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