Publishers / Western / Family Affair (1970) / #4
4October 1970
$0.15

Family Affair #4

Western · October 1970

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Series
Family Affair (Western, 1970 series)
Issue
#4
Publication date
October 1970
Key date
1970-10-00
Indicia publisher
Western Publishing Company Inc.
Price
$0.15
Pages
36

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Contents

SeqStoryTypePagesCreditsCharacters
0Buffy and Jody Find That Living It Up Can Get a Person Down!cover1pencils: ? (photos); inks: ? (photos); colors: ? (photos); letters: typesetMr. French (photo of Sebastian Cabot); Uncle Bill (photo of Brian Keith); Buffy (photo of Anissa Jones); Jody (photo of Johnny Whitaker); Cissy (photo of Kathy Garver)
1Freedom Painscomic story8pencils: Jack Sparling; inks: Sal TrapaniBuffy; Jody; Cissy; Uncle Bill; Mr. French
2Outside Storycomic story6pencils: Jack Sparling; inks: Sal TrapaniUncle Bill; Mr. French; Cissy; Jody; Buffy
3Reader's Page Monstersactivity1letters: typeset
4Gold Key Club Newspromo (ad from the publisher)1letters: Typeset
5One Easy Lessoncomic story6pencils: Jack Sparling; inks: Sal TrapaniBuffy; Jody; Cissy; Mr. French; Uncle Bill
6The Purple Pickle Ladycomic story6pencils: Jack Sparling; inks: Sal TrapaniMr. French; Cissy; Uncle Bill
7Your Futurepublic service announcement1pencils: ? (illustrations); inks: ? (illustrations); letters: typeset

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