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Turok, Son of Stone #1 (1966) · The Collector

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Western
Turok, Son of Stone (1966)
#1

Western#1

Turok, Son of Stone

Turok, Son of Stone #1

Publisher: Western
Cover date: November 1966
Cover price: $0.25
Pages: 84

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Printing not stated · $0.25
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Stories

12 titled

1Secret of the Giants
2Wooly Rhinoceros
3

Sources

Grand Comics Database issue 20504

Catalog data from the Grand Comics Database is licensed CC BY-SA 4.0 and was normalized by The Collector. Cover images belong to their publishers.

How cavemen hunted the mammoth.

God of the Bog

4The Plight of the Plesiosaur

5Valley of the Vines

6The Story of a Cave

7The Horned Rogue

8Secrets of the Stars

9Perilous Voyage

10The Wooly Mammoth

11The Styracosaurus

12Dimetrodon

Credits

Writer: Paul S. Newman
Pencillers: Bob Fujitani, Ray Bailey, Rex Maxon, Gerald McCann, Lee Elias
Inkers: Bob Fujitani, Ray Bailey, Rex Maxon, Gerald McCann, Lee Elias
Cover: Morris Gollub
Cover colors: Morris Gollub

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