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5February-April 1954
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Jace Pearson of the Texas Rangers #5

Dell · February-April 1954

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Identification plate

Series
Jace Pearson of the Texas Rangers (Dell, 1953 series)
Issue
#5
Publication date
February-April 1954
Key date
1954-02-00
Indicia publisher
Dell Publishing Co. Inc.
Price
$0.10
Pages
36

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Contents

SeqStoryTypePagesCreditsCharacters
0Jace Pearson of the Texas Rangerscover1pencils: ? (photo); inks: ? (photo); colors: ? (photo)Jace Pearson (photograph of Willard Parker)
1In This Thrilling Story...character profile1script: Philip Evans; pencils: Mel Keefer; inks: Mel KeeferJace Pearson; Kelso; Tommy Nelson; Fingers
2Jace Pearson of the Texas Rangerscomic story24script: Philip Evans; pencils: Mel Keefer; inks: Mel KeeferJace Pearson [also as Soup Malloy]; Clay Morgan; Tommy Nelson; Mrs. Winkle; Constable Bradley; Mrs. Cheyney; Fingers (villain); Kelso (villain); Red Davison (villain); Al Cheyney (death; villain); Harry Masters (villain); Joe (villain); Riley (villain); Chuck (villain)
3Hot Truckscomic story10script: Philip Evans; pencils: John Ushler; inks: John UshlerJace Pearson; Clay Morgan; Stan Elliott; Mr. Johnston; Howard Cavanaugh (villain); Gimpy [Pete Marzik] (villain); Ace Ruger (villain); Chuck Ruger (villain); Red Ruger (villain)

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