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Red Ryder Comics #131 (1954) · The Collector

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Dell
Red Ryder Comics (1942)
#131

Dell#131

Red Ryder Comics

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Red Ryder Comics #131

Publisher: Dell
Cover date: June 1954
Cover price: $0.10
Pages: 36

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Stories

3 titled

1The Trap
2Play Ball
3Sequoya...Leader of the Cherokees

Sources

Grand Comics Database issue 112259

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A geology professor was out studying the Taxuga cliff dwellings when somebody started shooting at him. They want to find the bank loot hidden there, and don't aim to let any nosy professor dig it out of the cliff dwellings before they do.

Credits

Writer: Fred Harman
Penciller: Nicholas Firfires
Inker: Nicholas Firfires

Characters

Black Basil
Chief Big Up
Chief White Cloud Navajo)
Conwey
Little Beaver
Po-Ko
Professor Winton
Red Ryder
Sequoya
Sheriff Newt

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