Publishers / Western / Boys' and Girls' March of Comics (1946) / #350
350October 1970
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Boys' and Girls' March of Comics #350

Western · October 1970

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Identification plate

Series
Boys' and Girls' March of Comics (Western, 1946 series)
Issue
#350
Publication date
October 1970
Key date
1970-10-00
Indicia publisher
Western Publishing Company Inc.
Price
0.00 FREE
Pages
20

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Contents

SeqStoryTypePagesCreditsCharacters
0-cover1pencils: Hank Hartman; inks: Hank Hartman; colors: Hank Hartman
1The Cunning Huntercomic story14script: Paul S. Newman; pencils: Tom Gill; inks: Tom Gill
2-activity2pencils: Tom Gill; inks: Tom Gill

Printings and variants

EditionHow to tell
No AdSee the GCD record for identification notes.
SearsSee the GCD record for identification notes.
Lazy BonesSee the GCD record for identification notes.
Hahn ShoesSee the GCD record for identification notes.

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