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Lobo #1 (1965) · The Collector

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Dell
Lobo (1965)
#1

Dell#1

Lobo

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Lobo #1

Lobo

Publisher: Dell
Cover date: December 1965
On sale: Aug 3, 1965
Cover price: $0.12
Pages: 36

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Credits

Writers: Tony Tallarico, D. J. Arneson
Penciller: Bill Fraccio
Inker: Tony Tallarico
Letterer: Tony Tallarico

Sources

Grand Comics Database issue 220622

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Lobo is a Union soldier who goes west after the Civil War ends. He hires as a ranch hand who gets wrongly blamed for killing the boss. He sets out to clear his name with good deeds. He saves a miner's life and the miner gives him his gold mine.

Covers

Bill Fraccio, Tony Tallarico

Editorial and production

Editor: D. J. Arneson

Characters

Ace
Johnson
Lobo
Midnight
Mr. Tompkins
Red Carson
Smoker

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