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Four Color #1263 [ad] (1961) · The Collector

Catalog
Dell
Four Color (1942)
#1263 [ad]

Dell#1263 [ad]

Four Color

Four Color #1263 [ad]

77 Sunset Strip

Publisher: Dell
Cover date: December 1961
Cover price: $0.15
Pages: 36

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Stories

3 titled

1Man Across Town
2Where Is Aunt Jennie?
3

Sources

Grand Comics Database issue 663147

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Kookie, laid up with a leg injury, is using a telescope to pass the time studying astronomy when he accidentally focuses the telescope on an apparent shooting. However, when he, Stu, and Lt. Gilmore go to the address, they find no evidence of any crime.

The Telescope

Credits

Writers: Eric Freiwald, Robert Schaefer
Penciller: Russ Manning
Inker: Russ Manning

Characters

Galileo
Hans Lippershey
Jeff Spencer
Kookie
Lieutenant Gilmore
Rex Randolph
Stuart Bailey

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