Publishers / Charlton / Cowboy Western Comics (1948) / #37
37February-March 1952
$0.10

Cowboy Western Comics #37

Charlton · February-March 1952

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Series
Cowboy Western Comics (Charlton, 1948 series)
Issue
#37
Publication date
February-March 1952
Key date
1952-02-00
Indicia publisher
Charlton Comics Inc.
Price
$0.10
Pages
36

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Contents

SeqStoryTypePagesCreditsCharacters
0-cover1pencils: Dennis Laugen; inks: Dennis Laugen
1Holding Out to the Last Ditchcomic story1pencils: Clint Harmon; inks: Clint Harmon
2Dudes from the Eastcomic story5pencils: W. A. Szantay; inks: W. A. SzantaySunset Carson; Cactus (horse); Sammy (crook); Ranny (crook); Sandy (bartender)
3Cattle Countrycomic story4pencils: Clint Harmon; inks: Clint HarmonPaul Bunyan
4Wanted: Dan Dawsoncomic story6pencils: Fran Matera; inks: Fran Matera
5Scout Wes Eagan Has a Magic Birdtext story2letters: typeset
6Desert Tycooncomic story5script: Clint Harmon; pencils: Clint Harmon; inks: Clint Harmon
7The Champcomic story1script: Clint Harmon; pencils: Clint Harmon; inks: Clint Harmon
8The Dowerycomic story4script: Clint Harmon; pencils: Clint Harmon; inks: Clint Harmon
9Health Toniccomic story4script: Clint Harmon; pencils: Clint Harmon; inks: Clint Harmon
10Good Businesscomic story1script: Clint Harmon; pencils: Clint Harmon; inks: Clint Harmon
11-statement of ownership0.25script: Burton N. Levey
12Buy the New...promo (ad from the publisher)0.25letters: typeset

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