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Monte Hale Western #74 (1952) · The Collector

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Fawcett
Monte Hale Western (1948)
#74

Fawcett#74

Monte Hale Western

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Monte Hale Western #74

Publisher: Fawcett
Cover date: July 1952
Cover price: $0.10
Pages: 36

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Stories

6 titled

1The Curse of Typhoid Valley
2A New Moon
3

Sources

Grand Comics Database issue 248904

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No man dared enter Typhoid Valley.

The Chebayo Land Rush

4The Rodeo Rascal

5Carrot Muncher!

6The Rustler's Roundup

Credits

Pencillers: Edmond Good, Al Zere, Leonard Frank
Inkers: Edmond Good, Al Zere, Leonard Frank

Editorial and production

Editors: Al Jetter, Bobbie Heyman

Characters

Bronko Betsy
Corker
Crawley Brothers
Dale Motley
Doc Biggs
Gabby Hayes
Lars Nelson
Lawton
Manse Benton
Maw
Monte Hale
Old Slick
Osgood
Pardner
Ray Benton
Slippery Sleek

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