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Red Ryder Comics #80 (1950) · The Collector

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Dell
Red Ryder Comics (1942)
#80

Dell#80

Red Ryder Comics

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Red Ryder Comics #80

Publisher: Dell
Cover date: March 1950
Cover price: $0.10
Pages: 52

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Credits

Pencillers: John Hampton, Sparky Moore
Inker: John Hampton
Cover: John Hampton

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Grand Comics Database issue 112206

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On a dance night thirty horses are stolen from their hitchracks and loaded into a stock car. On a bridge over the river, one by one, the stolen horses are forced to jump from the stock car on the threstle into the river. They are then gathered and driven away.

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