Issue Details

Issue	#19
Published	February-March 1960
Cover Price	0.10 USD
Pages	36
Editing	Helen Meyer
Notes	Photograph of actor James Arness as Marshal Matt Dillon.

Cover Details - "Matt Makes a Deadly Choice When Outlaws Use Kitty As Their Ticket to Freedom!"

Characters	Marshal Matt Dillon
Genre	western
Pencils	? (photograph)
Inks	? (photograph)
Colors	? (photograph)
Letters	typeset
Notes	Photograph of actor James Arness as Marshal Matt Dillon.

14 page Marshal Matt Dillon story "The Train Robbery"

Characters	Chester; Kitty; Marshal Matt Dillon; two train robbers [Lew is named]
Genre	western
Script	Paul S. Newman
Notes	Script submitted on June 27, 1959. Script credit from Robin Snyder, taken from Paul S. Newman's personal records. (November 2007)

4 page Dodge City Days story "Skullduggery"

Characters	Dr. Meredith
Genre	western
Script	Paul S. Newman
Notes	Script submitted on June 25, 1959. Script credit from Robin Snyder, taken from Paul S. Newman's personal records. (November 2007)

1 page Marshal Clip Carter text story "The Feud"

Characters	Bull Brodie; Cherokee Mason; Marshal Clip Carter
Genre	western
Pencils	? (illo)
Inks	? (illo)
Colors	? (illo)
Letters	typeset

11 page Marshal Matt Dillon story "The Perilous Patient"

Characters	four bank robbers [Jones; Kent are named]; Chester; Dr. Adams; Marshal Matt Dillon
Genre	western
Script	Paul S. Newman
Notes	Page 11 is 2/3 of a page. Page 12 is 5/6 of a page. Script submitted on July 26, 1959. Script credit from Robin Snyder, taken from Paul S. Newman's personal records. (November 2007)

Half page text article "Statement of Ownership, Management and Circulation"

Script	Helen Meyer (business manager)
Letters	typeset
Notes	Subscribed on September 21, 1959 before John C. Weber (notary public) whose commission expired March 30, 1960.

1 page "Fresh up" Freddie; 7-Up advertisement "Fresh Up" Freddie Says: "Right Now, You're Probably Asking Yourself - What Does A Bobsled Champ Drink To Quench His Thirst?"

Characters	"Fresh up" Freddie
Genre	funny animals
Letters	typeset
Notes	Outside back cover. Comic strip ad for 7-Up soft drink from The Seven-Up Company.