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1April 1971
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Walt Disney Presents O'Malley and the Alley Cats #1

Western · April 1971

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Series
Walt Disney Presents O'Malley and the Alley Cats (Western, 1971 series)
Issue
#1
Publication date
April 1971
Key date
1971-04-00
Indicia publisher
Western Publishing Company Inc.
Price
$0.15
Pages
36

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Contents

SeqStoryTypePagesCreditsCharacters
0Alley Cats Paradingcover1pencils: Al Hubbard; inks: Al HubbardO'Malley; Duchess; Marie; Toulouse; Berlioz; Boris; Scat Cat; Luigi; Cyril
1It's a Sad Pad, Dadcomic story10script: Carl Fallberg; pencils: Al Hubbard; inks: Al Hubbard; letters: Bill SpicerO'Malley; Boris; Scat Cat; Luigi; Cyril; Building Inspector
2Your Future As a Librariantext story0.5pencils: Dan Spiegle; inks: Dan Spiegle
3Gold Key Comics Club Newstext article1letters: typeset
4A Date with Duchesscomic story9script: Carl Fallberg; pencils: Al Hubbard; inks: Al Hubbard; letters: Bill SpicerO'Malley; Duchess; Marie; Toulouse; Berlioz; Boris; Scat Cat; Luigi; Cyril; Napoleon; Lafayette
5A Picnic's No Picnic!comic story6script: Carl Fallberg; pencils: Al Hubbard; inks: Al Hubbard; letters: Bill SpicerO'Malley; Boris; Scat Cat; Luigi; Cyril
6-text article1script: George Allard

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