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97March 1971
$0.15

Two Gun Kid #97

Marvel · March 1971 · on sale 1970-12-15

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Series: Two Gun Kid (Marvel, 1953 series)
Issue: #97
Publication date: March 1971
Key date: 1971-03-00
On-sale date: 1970-12-15
Indicia publisher: Magazine Management Co. Inc.
Price: $0.15
Pages: 36
Rating: Approved by the Comics Code Authority

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Contents

Seq	Story	Type	Pages	Credits	Characters
0	The Guns of Cole Younger!	cover	1	pencils: Herb Trimpe; inks: Herb Trimpe; letters: Morrie Kuramoto	Two-Gun Kid
1	The Challenge of Cole Younger	comic story	9	script: Gary Friedrich; pencils: Vic Carrabotta; inks: Vince Colletta; letters: Sherigail; editing: Stan Lee	Two-Gun Kid [Matt Hawk]; Boom-Boom; Nancy Carter; Cole Younger
2	-	in-house column	0.4	letters: typeset
3	Desperado!	comic story	4	script: Stan Lee; pencils: Bill Everett; inks: Bill Everett; letters: Bill Everett; editing: Stan Lee	Sprang; Driscoll; stranger [The Nevada Kid]
4	The Looter Strikes	comic story	8	script: Ron Whyte; pencils: Al Hartley; inks: Vince Colletta; letters: Artie Simek; editing: Stan Lee	Two-Gun Kid [Matt Hawk]; Boom-Boom; The Looter; Sally; Doc
5	Cerebral Comments and Cogent Critiques, Capriciously Created with Care and Candor!	in-house column	1	script: Stan Lee

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