Green Lama #6

Aug 1945 · Spark Publications · 0.10 USD

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“An American Story!”

In "An American Story!", Wilbur finds himself caught between worlds after earning a fortune in Comic Land, only to discover he can’t carry more than four cents out of it. With the rails leading him astray, he’s suddenly thrust into the wild west—where adventure, danger, and the strange rules of reality await. Written by Horace L. Gold and illustrated by Irving Tirman, with a striking cover by Mac Raboy, this 1945 Spark Publications classic blends surreal humor with frontier grit in a tale that’s as unpredictable as the tracks themselves.

writer Horace L. Gold · artist, inker Irving Tirman · letterer Rhoda Lewis · cover Mac Raboy

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writer Horace L. Gold

artist, inker Irving Tirman

letterer Rhoda Lewis

cover pencils, inks Mac Raboy

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After having earned a great deal of money while in Comic Land, Wilbur learns that he can't take more than four cents of it out of Comic Land. To make matters worse, he gets on the wrong trains and heads back into the days of the wild west.

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June blackened and changed to August cover

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