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Western Roundup #25 (1959) · The Collector

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Dell
Western Roundup (1952)
#25

Dell#25

Western Roundup

Previous issue, #24 All issues

Western Roundup #25

Publisher: Dell
Cover date: January 1959
Cover price: $0.25
Pages: 100

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Stories

10 titled

1Abandoned Ships of the American Desert
2Smoky Hill Stampede
3

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Grand Comics Database issue 295780

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Story about the camel experiment in the American West.

The Baby-Faced Bandit

4Troublesome Traders

5The Lion Hunt

6The Rabbit's Foot

7Cry Apache

8The Mine Detector

9Ranger Ambush

10The Guilty One

Credits

Pencillers: Nat Edson, Nicholas Firfires, Sparky Moore, John Ushler, Bill Ziegler
Inkers: Nat Edson, Nicholas Firfires, Sparky Moore, John Ushler, Bill Ziegler
Letterer: Nicholas Firfires
Cover: Sam Savitt
Cover colors: Sam Savitt

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