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Boys' and Girls' March of Comics #106 (1953) · The Collector

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Western
Boys' and Girls' March of Comics (1946)
#106

Western#106

Boys' and Girls' March of Comics

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Boys' and Girls' March of Comics #106

The King Who Tried to Hold Back Christmas

Publisher: Western
Cover date: December 1953
Pages: 36

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Grand Comics Database issue 237069

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The king is shocked to hear that on the day before Christmas Santa is the most powerful man in the world instead of the king, and the king tries to stop Santa on his trip around the world.

Writer: Walt Kelly
Penciller: Walt Kelly
Inker: Walt Kelly

Characters

A king of the frozen Northland
Santa Claus
the king's son
three wise men of the king's court

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