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Red Ryder Comics#66
Cover: Fred Harman

Red Ryder Comics #66

Jan 1949 · Dell · 0.10 USD
“"...and then I heard Slatsy say..."”
writer Gaylord Du Bois · artist, inker Bill Ely · cover Fred Harman

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artist, inker Bill Ely
cover pencils, inks Fred Harman

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Ed asks to buy horses from Red. Next day, Red's back from town, the kids search Red's saddle pack for candy, find a C-note. The sheriff arrives, accuses Red of a stage hold-up and murder of a guard, as testified by the driver. LB sees: Ed did the crime dressed as Red, tried to frame Red by planting the C-note in Red's pack. LB takes Red's fresh bear hide to Ed's. It drives off his horses. While Ed tracks his stock, LB finds the disguise and cash in Ed's quilt, bails out Red with $300 of it, brings to Ed's camp Red with the sheriff, who arrests Ed. Red gives the kids a fin to buy candy.

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