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Sunset Carson Comics #1 (1951) · The Collector

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Charlton
Sunset Carson Comics (1951)
#1

Charlton#1

Sunset Carson Comics

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Sunset Carson Comics #1

Publisher: Charlton
Cover date: February 1951
Cover price: $0.10
Pages: 36

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Printing not stated · $0.10
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Stories

6 titled

1The Man Who Tamed Abilene
2Roving Marshall
3

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Grand Comics Database issue 169500

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Bio about Tom Smith, Marshall of Abilene Texas.

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4Wyoming Mail

5Western Talk

6Cheyenne

Credits

Writers: Joe Gill, Mario DeMarco
Pencillers: Keats Petree, Mario DeMarco, Clint Harmon
Inkers: Keats Petree, Mario DeMarco, Clint Harmon
Letterer: Mario DeMarco

Editorial and production

Editors: Charles J. Levy, Charles J. Santangelo

Characters

Pat Garrett
Sunset Carson

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