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Boys' and Girls' March of Comics #151 (1956) · The Collector

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Western
Boys' and Girls' March of Comics (1946)
#151

Western#151

Boys' and Girls' March of Comics

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Boys' and Girls' March of Comics #151

Gunplay at Black Canyon

Publisher: Western
Cover date: December 1956
On sale: Oct 2, 1956
Pages: 36

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Credits

Writer: Gaylord Du Bois
Penciller: John Buscema
Inker: John Buscema

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Grand Comics Database issue 237111

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Roy visits his friend, Faraday, during the Christmas season. Daughter Penny wants a spotted colt for Christmas. Holden committed attempted murder, forgery, and conspiracy to defraud on Joseph Buck. Roy saves Tommy, speaks to Ro-Nana in Apache, takes Joseph to the doctor, gets a warrant on Holden, is appointed special deputy to arrest him. Trigger disarms a gunslinger. Penny gets her colt. The Buck family praise Roy for his Christmas presents (their home, Joseph's life, and Sun Chief). Roy quotes the Holy Bible: "Don't forget--'Every good gift comes down from above!' We just pass it along."

Characters

"Grab" Holden, a criminal rancher
Billy Tray, the Sheriff
Doctor Breen, a surgeon
Joseph Buck, Apache rancher
Judge Sam Carter
Penny Faraday, Will's daughter
Ro-Nana, Tommy's mother
Roy Rogers
Speck, a Holden henchman
Star Chief the colt , out of Sun Chief
Sun Chief the Golden Stallion , chief of the horse band
Tommy Buck, Joseph's son
Trigger
Will Faraday

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