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Lassie #40 (1958) · The Collector

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Dell
Lassie (1957)
#40

Dell#40

Lassie

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Lassie #40

Publisher: Dell
Cover date: May 1958
Cover price: $0.10
Pages: 36

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Printing not stated · $0.10
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Stories

3 titled

1Heart of a Dog
2Winds of Fury
3Forest Guardian

Sources

Grand Comics Database issue 227607

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Paul and Ruth Martin buy the Miller farm and adopt Timmy.

Credits

Penciller: Bob Forgione

Editorial and production

Executive vice president: Paul R. Lilly
Other: Albert P. Delacorte
President: Helen Meyer
Publisher: George Delacorte
Vice president advertising director: Harold Clark

Characters

Blaze
calf
Dash and Star
doctor
Ellen Miller
Farm Family
game warden
Gramps Miller
Jeb Daniffer
Jeff Miller
Lassie
Paul Martin
Pokey
Porky
Ruth Martin
Timmy
Zeke Daniffer

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