Talk:Paul St. Peter
Latest comment: 1 year ago by 90.255.51.198 in topic George C. Cole Vs. Paul St. Peter Vs.Francis C. Cole Vs. A.C. Doyle
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"Icons (TV series) Ep 119 - Himself"
There's not even 119 episodes in the series. Unless it's a misprint/typo/whatever, I think it should be removed. ~Reika 03:12, 24 September 2009 (UTC)
George C. Cole Vs. Paul St. Peter Vs.Francis C. Cole Vs. A.C. Doyle edit
According to this page, there is an alias at play. However, there has not been mention of this in the introduction part of the page. I assume that Paul St. Peter is the alias, as I found on his page on the wiki for JoJo's bizzare adventure also his (seemingly) real name: Paul Schmidl Peter. I am not certain for the reason of the many aliases, however the last one in the title is a clear reference to the writer of Sherlock Holmes. 90.255.51.198 (talk) 01:27, 9 February 2023 (UTC)