Publishers / Western / The Twilight Zone (1962) / #34
34September 1970
$0.15

The Twilight Zone #34

Western · September 1970

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Identification plate

Series
The Twilight Zone (Western, 1962 series)
Issue
#34
Publication date
September 1970
Key date
1970-09-00
Indicia publisher
Western Publishing Company Inc.
Price
$0.15
Pages
36

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Contents

SeqStoryTypePagesCreditsCharacters
0-cover1pencils: George Wilson; inks: George Wilson; colors: George Wilson
1Beware the Kewpie Dollscomic story9pencils: John Celardo; inks: John Celardo
2Dream of Goldtext story1pencils: Joe Certa; inks: Joe Certa
3Miragecomic story4pencils: Oscar Novelle; inks: Oscar Novelle
4The Unseen Thingcomic story12pencils: Alberto Giolitti; inks: Alberto Giolitti; letters: Ben Oda
5Your Future: As a Cosmetologist/As an Air Traffic Controllertext story1pencils: Dan Spiegle; inks: Dan Spiegle

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