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Rod Cameron Western #1 (1950) · The Collector

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Fawcett
Rod Cameron Western (1950)
#1

Fawcett#1

Rod Cameron Western

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Rod Cameron Western #1

Publisher: Fawcett
Cover date: February 1950
Cover price: $0.10
Pages: 36

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Stories

4 titled

1Rod Cameron Battles the Marauders of Maverick Trail
2The New Assignment

Sources

Grand Comics Database issue 244109

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The trailboss on the cattle drives has long been in cahoots with rustlers, and now Rod has signed onto the drive to help the cattle owner protect the herd and find the lost cattle.

3

Letter Perfect

4Hotshot Horace Takes Your Breath Away

Credits

Penciller: Bob Butts

Editorial and production

Editor: Wendell Crowley

Characters

Big-Foot Fleming
Finley
Hoghead Harry
Hotshot Horace
Iron-Fisted Bruntley
Mam
Rod Cameron
Sheriff Sam
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