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Space Family Robinson Lost in Space #37 (1973) · The Collector

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Western
Space Family Robinson Lost in Space (1966)
#37

Western#37

Space Family Robinson Lost in Space

Previous issue, #36 All issues

Space Family Robinson Lost in Space #37

Publisher: Western
Cover date: October 1973
Cover price: $0.20
Pages: 36

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Grand Comics Database issue 26754

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2 titled

1Lost in Space on Space Station One
2The 7 Mechanical Men

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Writer: Gaylord Du Bois
Penciller: Dan Spiegle
Inker: Dan Spiegle
Cover: George Wilson
Cover colors: George Wilson

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Editor: Del Connell

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