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4December 1953-February 1954
$0.10

The Flying A's Range Rider #4

Dell · December 1953-February 1954

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Identification plate

Series
The Flying A's Range Rider (Dell, 1953 series)
Issue
#4
Publication date
December 1953-February 1954
Key date
1953-12-00
Indicia publisher
Dell Publishing Co. Inc.
Price
$0.10
Pages
36

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Contents

SeqStoryTypePagesCreditsCharacters
0-cover1pencils: ? (photo); inks: ? (photo); colors: ? (photo)Range Rider (photo of Jock Mahoney)
1Indian Watchtext article1script: August Lenox; pencils: August Lenox; inks: August Lenox
2A Twisted Trailcomic story18pencils: Nat Edson; inks: Nat EdsonRange Rider; Dick West; Rawhide (a horse); Lucky (a horse); John Haley (first appearance); Sheriff Clark (first appearance); Josef Zarecki (first appearance); Leana (first appearance); Franz (first appearance); The Blount Gang [Ned Blount [also as Ned Blair]; Gus; Whit [Roy Whitley]] (first appearan
3Thieves' Trailcomic story16pencils: Tony Sgroi; inks: Tony SgroiRange Rider; Dick West; Rawhide (a horse); Lucky (a horse); Joe Simpson (first appearance; corpse); Sheriff Collins (first appearance); Ollie Perkins (first appearance; villain); Al Bradford (first appearance; villain); Chuck Williams (first appearance; villain)

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