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Quick Draw McGraw #5 (1971) · The Collector

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Charlton
Quick Draw McGraw (1970)
#5

Charlton#5

Quick Draw McGraw

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Quick Draw McGraw #5

Publisher: Charlton
Cover date: July 1971
Cover price: $0.15
Pages: 36
Rating: Approved by the Comics Code Authority

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Stories

8 titled

1Who Stole the Jail?
2Killer of 1000 Faces
3

Sources

Grand Comics Database issue 169861

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The Welcoming Committee

4Hiccups!

5Fast Draw

6The Nightmare!

7The Year of the Lemming!

8The Emptiest Gun in the West

Credits

Writers: Phil Mendez, Joe Gill, Don Perlin
Pencillers: Ray Dirgo, Phil Mendez, Don Perlin
Inkers: Ray Dirgo, Phil Mendez, Charles Nicholas, Don Perlin
Letterers: Charlotte Jetter, Don Perlin
Cover: Ray Dirgo

Editorial and production

Editor: Sal Gentile

Characters

Baba Looey
Quick Draw McGraw

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