True Comics #67
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeTrue Comics #67 is an anthology containing multiple factual stories, including "The Charging Zebra," about a wild horse on weekends along England's Avon River that repeatedly steals picnickers' lunches, and "Basketball," which explains the invention and history of the sport, noting it was created in 1891 by Dr. James Naismith at Springfield College in Massachusetts and details early gameplay rules and techniques. The issue also features stories about "The Christmas Tree" legend traced to a Canadian monastery and "Mexico's Man of Action," along with segments on "Rockets and Jets" and "Baseball Pointers," as indicated on the cover's promise of 11 exciting features.
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Reprinted in Red Ball Comic Book #[1] (1947)
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