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My Dog Tige by Buster Brown #[nn] · The Collector

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My Dog Tige by Buster Brown (1957)
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My Dog Tige by Buster Brown

My Dog Tige by Buster Brown #[nn]

The Flying Sorcerer

Publisher: Western
Cover date: Not stated
Pages: 20

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Penciller: Al Hubbard
Inker: Al Hubbard
Letterer: Rome Siemon

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Grand Comics Database issue 393903

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Buster has won a slogan contest and the prize is a cruise around the world. He and Tige make a stop at the island of "Fargonistan" in the Mideast. Tige makes an enemy by ruining a street magician's act. The magician tries to get vengeance by sending a herd of stampeding camels toward Buster, but Tige stops them from trampling them and a bystander. The bystander, an old man, rewards Buster by giving him a real flying carpet.

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Buster Brown
Tige

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