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Action Comics #152

Jan 1951 · DC · 0.10 USD
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“The Sleep That Lasted 1000 Years”

In "The Sleep That Lasted 1000 Years," Greg and his companion Stuff venture into the western mesa lands in search of tribal chants for Greg's radio show, only to stumble upon a band of ruffians threatening Native Americans. When the mysterious vigilante Vigilante bursts into the scene and drives them off, the local chief, Three Bears, reveals a hidden treasure tied to the lyrics of an ancient song—something the outlaws were desperate to uncover. Bob Brown handles both pencils and inks for the interior art, while Wayne Boring and Stan Kaye bring the cover to life.

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artist, inker Bob Brown
cover pencils Wayne Boring
cover inks Stan Kaye

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Greg and Stuff are in western mesa lands searching for tribal chants to use on Greg's radio show. They spot a group of ruffians holding up some Native Americans. Vigilante ploughs into the fray and routs them. Chief Three Bears tells of how the men were trying to discover the whereabouts of a secret treasure, hidden in the lyrics of one of their native songs.

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