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Johnny Mack Brown #3 (1951) · The Collector

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Dell
Johnny Mack Brown (1950)
#3

Dell#3

Johnny Mack Brown

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Johnny Mack Brown #3

Publisher: Dell
Cover date: January 1951
On sale: Nov 14, 1950
Cover price: $0.10
Pages: 52

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Printing not stated · $0.10
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Stories

3 titled

1Tombstone's Treachery
2Johnny Mack Brown and the Pretender
3

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Grand Comics Database issue 265947

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Credits

Writer: Elizabeth Beecher
Penciller: Jesse Marsh
Inker: Jesse Marsh

Editorial and production

President: George Delacorte
Vice presidents: Helen Meyer, Albert P. Delacorte

Characters

Bart Matthews
Bull Yeager
Caleb Reed
Charlie Quimby
Chief Crooked Horn
Dad Starke
Frosty
Ginny Starke
Hal Wheeler
Johnny Mack Brown
Manuel
Nita Quimby
Pete Dawson
Rebel
Ringo
The Dude
Tolliver
Tombstone]

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