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3December 1972
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Raggedy Ann and Andy #3

Western · December 1972

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Identification plate

Series
Raggedy Ann and Andy (Western, 1971 series)
Issue
#3
Publication date
December 1972
Key date
1972-12-00
Indicia publisher
Western Publishing Company Inc.
Price
$0.15
Pages
36

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Contents

SeqStoryTypePagesCreditsCharacters
0Raggedy Ann and Andycover1letters: TypesetSir Knight; Raggedy Andy; Raggedy Ann
1The Trusty, Rusty Knightcomic story7script: Paul S. NewmanRaggedy Ann; Raggedy Andy; Uncle Clem, the Scotch Doll; Marcella; Sir Knight (he is renamed Sir Trusty, Rusty Knight); the Penny Dolls; Henny, the Dutch Doll; the French Doll; Marcella's mother
2The Sudden Safaricomic story6script: Paul S. NewmanRaggedy Ann; Raggedy Andy; Marcella; the Baby Giraffe Doll; Marcella's mother; the French Doll; Henny, the Dutch Doll; Uncle Clem, the Scotch Doll; the Tin Soldier; the Indian Doll; the Penny Dolls
3The Scared Scarecrowcomic story6script: Paul S. NewmanRaggedy Ann; Raggedy Andy; Marcella; Uncle Clem, the Scotch Doll; the French Doll; the Indian Doll; the Tin Soldier; Henny, the Dutch Doll
4Just in Timecomic story6script: Paul S. NewmanRaggedy Ann; Raggedy Andy; Marcella's grandmother; the Mountain Climber Doll; Marcella

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