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33April 1946
$0.10

Red Ryder Comics #33

Dell · April 1946 · on sale 1946-03-15

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Series
Red Ryder Comics (Dell, 1942 series)
Issue
#33
Publication date
April 1946
Key date
1946-04-00
On-sale date
1946-03-15
Indicia publisher
K. K. Publications Inc.
Price
$0.10
Pages
52

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Contents

SeqStoryTypePagesCreditsCharacters
0See-um there, Red Ryder!cover1pencils: Fred Harman; inks: Fred HarmanRed Ryder (cowboy protagonist, rancher, deputy sheriff); Little Beaver (minor child Navajo sidekick); Thunder (Red's black mount)
1The Bears This Year Have Been Mighty Badphoto story1script: Fred Harman; pencils: Fred Harman; inks: Fred HarmanFred; Lois (wife); Fred III (son); Apache Indians (reservation neighbors); Bill Flaugh (Fred's cowboy lifelong friend); Bud Noble (Fred's cowboy lifelong friend); Mrs. Warr (cook); Filberto Lucero (Fred’s Spanish friend); Felipe Martinez (Fred's Spanish friends); Charlie Headlee (cowboy friend, hunt
2Concluding "Della's Silver"; Beginning "Sourdough's Claim"comic story16pencils: Fred HarmanRed Ryder; Little Beaver; Po-ko; Della (damsel); Doc (villain); Doug (henchman); Navajos; Marshal; Auntie Duchess; Beth; Sourdough Dan; Joe (barkeep); Pete
3Concluding "Cannery Firebug"; Beginning "Polka-dot Pirate"comic story10pencils: Jim Gary; inks: Jim GaryKing (a Mountie oblivious to feminine desire); Kid (King's sidekick); Betty (pretty sister of Kid, she loves King); Daniels (pusillanimous new cannery manager who professes feelings for Betty); Firebug (revenge-addled salmon seller whose claims against the cannery for its former owner's malfeasance
4Little Beaver Changes His Skintext story3script: Gaylord Du Bois; pencils: Fred HarmanLittle Beaver (a Navajo youth, friend to Red); Papoose (a pony, Little Beaver's brown mount); Red Ryder (a Deputy Sheriff); Thunder (a horse, Red's black mount); Old She-grizzly (a wild bear); Grizzly Cub (a wild bear); Deuce Dexter (outlaw); Jawbone (outlaw); Bat (outlaw)
5Young Hawk Changes His Skincomic story11script: Gaylord Du BoisYoung Hawk; Little Buck; Medicine Horse (Young Hawk's pony); Tumbleweed (Little Buck's dog); a coyote; 50 penned Sioux horses; a Sioux (guarding the ponies); two Sioux warriors; two Sioux camp dogs; Lone Cloud (Young Hawk's father and chief of his tribe); a hunting party of Young Hawk's tribe; a war
6Granny Shows the Kids Howcomic story4Teleboy; Telegirl; Mother Emmy; Granny; Lem; Rube; Doc Winters
7Exilecomic story4pencils: Fred Harman
8The Cowboy's Outfittext article1pencils: Fred Harman
9Laughscomic story1pencils: Fred Harman

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