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Stumbo Tinytown #10 (1966) · The Collector

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Harvey
Stumbo Tinytown (1963)
#10

Harvey#10

Stumbo Tinytown

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Stumbo Tinytown #10

Publisher: Harvey
Cover date: January 1966
On sale: Aug 26, 1965
Cover price: $0.25
Pages: 68
Rating: Approved by the Comics Code Authority

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Main editionMain
Printing not stated · $0.25
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Canadian
Printing not stated · CA market · CA$0.35
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Grand Comics Database issue 264794

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Stumbo helps Tiddle with his fishing.

8 titled

1Just a Big Kid
2Crumbo
3The Mighty Check-Up
4Now Spear This
5Hot Stuff and his Sad Tail
6The Strangest Creature
7Hot Stuff Meets Zooky
8The World's Greatest Show

Credits

Penciller: Warren Kremer
Inker: Warren Kremer
Cover: Warren Kremer

Editorial and production

Editor: Leon Harvey
Managing editor: Alfred Harvey

Characters

Hot Stuff
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