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Cowboy Western Comics #18 (1948) · The Collector

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Charlton
Cowboy Western Comics (1948)
#18

Charlton#18

Cowboy Western Comics

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Cowboy Western Comics #18

Publisher: Charlton
Cover date: September 1948
Cover price: $0.10
Pages: 36

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Stories

5 titled

1Calamity Jane Queen of the Old West
2Young Jesse James

Sources

Grand Comics Database issue 168199

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The Russelville bankrobbery.

3

The Action Story of Wild Bill Hickok

4The Tally Book of Dusty Roads

5Roping a Steer

Credits

Writer: Clint Harmon
Pencillers: Joe Orlando, Lee Sherman, Clint Harmon, Bill Allison
Inkers: Joe Orlando, Lee Sherman, Clint Harmon, Bill Allison
Cover: Joe Orlando

Editorial and production

Editors: Charles J. Levy, Charles J. Santangelo

Characters

Frank James
Jesse James
Ol' Shepherd
Paul Bunyan

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