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Rex Allen #26 (1957) · The Collector

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Dell
Rex Allen (1951)
#26

Dell#26

Rex Allen

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Rex Allen #26

Publisher: Dell
Cover date: September 1957
Cover price: $0.10
Pages: 36

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Stories

3 titled

1Frame-Up
2Impending Attack
3

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Grand Comics Database issue 112302

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One brightly moonlit night, Rex rides into a strange town, when the Cactus City Bank is robbed.

Rex Allen and the Tenderfoot

Credits

Pencillers: John Ushler, Bill Ziegler
Inkers: John Ushler, Bill Ziegler

Editorial and production

President: George Delacorte
Vice presidents: Helen Meyer, Albert P. Delacorte

Characters

Blade Eckert
Captain John Shelley
Clyde Fuller
Deg Flint
Jack
Jim Garland
Koko
Mr. Grumbley
Rex Allen
Snyder
Ted

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