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Thirteen #22 (1967) · The Collector

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Dell
Thirteen (1962)
#22

Dell#22

Thirteen

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Thirteen #22

Publisher: Dell
Cover date: April 1967
On sale: Dec 1, 1966
Cover price: $0.12
Pages: 36

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Stories

7 titled

1Second Thought
2Catch Your Partner
3Long Wait

Sources

Grand Comics Database issue 220574

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Val goes through her photo album, looking at pictures of her and Billy as they were growing up.

4Beginner's Luck

5Scene but not Heard

6Person to Person

7Snow Fort and Snow On

Credits

Writer: John Stanley
Penciller: John Stanley
Inker: John Stanley
Cover: John Stanley

Editorial and production

Executive vice president: William F. Callahan Jr.
President: Helen Meyer
Vice president advertising director: Harold Clark

Characters

Billy
Evie
Jimmy Fuzzi
Judy
Judy Junior
Mrs. Fuzzi
Val
Wilbur

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