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Red Ryder Comics #124 (1953) · The Collector

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Dell
Red Ryder Comics (1942)
#124

Dell#124

Red Ryder Comics

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Red Ryder Comics #124

Publisher: Dell
Cover date: November 1953
Cover price: $0.10
Pages: 52

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Stories

2 titled

1"Hi, Sheriff Newt!"
2Indian Girls at Play

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Grand Comics Database issue 112250

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Killings and robberies have lately been done by the Phantom Killer, and Sheriff Newt has no clues. Mr. Nevers is jealous of Bob and tries to pin him as the Phantom Killer..

Credits

Writer: Fred Harman
Penciller: August Lenox
Inker: August Lenox

Characters

Al Schroeder
Auntie Duchess
Ben Logan
Bob Harcourt
Case Nevers
Elmer Tragg
Frenchy Kellog
Gull Peters
Janet
Lin Kellog
Little Beaver
Lobo Jones
Po-Ko
Red Ryder
Sheriff Banks
Sheriff Newt
Trigg Bolls

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