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Sun #189 (1958)

Amalgamated Press · 1958 · 20 pages

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This anthology issue contains three stories: "Moko and Boko," a slapstick comic strip where two characters repeatedly clash with a large yellow cannon in various comic mishaps; "Chums of Hawkhurst: And the Traitor of the School," in which Jimmy Baxter's father tasks him with locating a stolen document at his boarding school, leading Jimmy to uncover a traitor among the students; "My Pal Wagger," a tale of a boy named Ned and his encounters with a tramp and magical goblins in a mysterious cottage garden; and "Wild Bill Hickok and the Cavaliers of the West," featuring Wild Bill and Texas Jack attempting to rescue a kidnapped daughter from desperados in the frontier town of Dead Man's Gulch.

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