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Robin Hood #96151 (1973) · The Collector

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Western
Robin Hood (1973)
#96151

Western#96151

Robin Hood

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Robin Hood #96151

Publisher: Western
Cover date: December 1973
On sale: Dec 7, 1973
Cover price: $1.50
Pages: 52

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Printing not stated · $1.50
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Stories

2 titled

1King of the Forest
2The Enchanted Sword

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Grand Comics Database issue 26243

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Croc the Crafty and his cohorts kidnap Maid Marian and Lady Cluck.

Credits

Writers: Mary Carey, Don R. Christensen
Penciller: Pete Alvarado
Inker: Tony DiPaola
Letterer: Bill Spicer
Cover: Al Hubbard

Editorial and production

Editor: Chase Craig

Characters

Alan-a-Dale
Croc the Crafty
Friar Tuck
Hiss
Lady Cluck
Little John
Maid Marian
Prince John
Robin Hood
The Sheriff of Nottingham
Trigger

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