Bob Steele #1 (1950) for Sale - Where to Buy

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Seq	Story	Type	Pages	Credits	Characters
0	Introducing Fighting Bob Steele	cover	1	pencils: ? (photo); inks: ? (photo); colors: ? (photo); letters: typeset	Bob Steele
1	Dimwit Diddle Gets Bumped!	comic story	1		Dimwit Diddle; Butch
2	Hangman's Bait Chapter 1 The Fire of Death	comic story	9	pencils: Eddie Robbins; inks: Eddie Robbins	Bob Steele; Bullet (horse); Bert Crandall; Ben Howland (lawyer)
3	Fool's Gold	text story	2	script: Otto Binder	Dusty Jones (prospector); Lop Ears (mule); Jod Jackson (robber); Squint Peters (robber)
4	Hangman's Bait Chapter 2 The Trigger Trap!	comic story	8	pencils: Eddie Robbins; inks: Eddie Robbins	Bob Steele; Bullet (horse); Bert Crandall; Ben Howland (lawyer); Mary Crandall; Jed Caton (banker); Charly McCann (crook); Pinto (crooked deputy)
5	Fine Accompanist	comic story	0.66		Pianist Pete; Buck
6	There Is Always Action!	promo (ad from the publisher)	0.34	pencils: Edmond Good; inks: Edmond Good	Monte Hale
7	Hangman's Bait Chapter 3 Guns and Grit	comic story	7	pencils: Eddie Robbins; inks: Eddie Robbins	Bob Steele; Bullet (horse); Bert Crandall; Ben Howland (lawyer); Mary Crandall; Jed Caton (banker); Charly McCann (crook); Pinto (crooked deputy); Ace (gambler)
8	Not a Department Store!	comic story	1	pencils: Al Zere; inks: Al Zere	Bronko Betsy; Paw
9	Lost	comic story	4		Fizzy; Old Timer
10	A Boner!	comic story	1		Glib Gibbons; Curly
11	Bob Steele the Roughest, Toughest Cowboy of Them All!	illustration	1	pencils: ? (photo); inks: ? (photo); colors: ? (photo); letters: typeset	Bob Steele

Collection	Year
A Bob Steele Western Treasury ISBN 978-1719259781	2018	On eBay ›

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