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5[May] 1947
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Boys' and Girls' March of Comics #5

Western · [May] 1947

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Identification plate

Series
Boys' and Girls' March of Comics (Western, 1946 series)
Issue
#5
Publication date
[May] 1947
Key date
1947-05-00
Indicia publisher
K. K. Publications Inc.
Price
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Pages
32

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Contents

SeqStoryTypePagesCreditsCharacters
0Which Broke First, the Chicken or the Egg?cover1pencils: Dan Gormley; inks: Dan Gormley; colors: Western Publishing Production ShopAndy Panda; Charlie Chicken
1From Backyard Feuds to Western Dudescomic story30pencils: Dan Gormley; inks: Dan Gormley; colors: Western Publishing Production ShopAndy Panda; Charlie Chicken; Mr. Grapple; Mildred (Mr. Grapple's cat); railroad cop; Ironhead (stolen furs truck driver); Judge (Roy?) Beano; Shady McLane (criminal boss); various citizens of Broken Springs; sheriff of Broken Springs; mouse; Madam Boyles (palm reader)
2Floating Headscover1pencils: Dan Gormley; inks: Dan Gormley; colors: Western Publishing Production ShopAndy Panda; Charlie Chicken; Mr. Grapple; Mildred (Mr. Grapple's cat); Ironhead (stolen furs truck driver); Shady McLane (criminal boss); mouse

Printings and variants

EditionHow to tell
Red GooseSee the GCD record for identification notes.
Woodward & LothropSee the GCD record for identification notes.
Child Life ShoesSee the GCD record for identification notes.
SearsSee the GCD record for identification notes.

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