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Owlhoots #1 · The Collector

Catalog
Kitchen Sink Press
Owlhoots (1990)
#1

Kitchen Sink Press#1

Owlhoots

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Owlhoots #1

Publisher: Kitchen Sink Press
Cover date: Not stated
Cover price: $2.50
Pages: 28

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Credits

Writer: James Vance
Penciller: John Garcia
Inker: John Garcia
Letterer: John Garcia

Sources

Grand Comics Database issue 48954

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Tom McAlester reflects on his life as a sheriff and Cavalry soldier while visiting Ben Horton in Washington D.C.. After Ben's death, Tom gets backing on the movie project of his life.

Cover

John Garcia

Cover colors

Ray Fehrenbach

Cover letters

Eric Nesheim

Editorial and production

Editor: Dave Schreiner

Characters

Buffalo Bill Cody
Chester Finch
Grover Cleveland Alexander
Major Ben Horton
Tom McAlester

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