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Issue Details

Issue #66
Published Spring 1966 ?
Cover Price 0.12 USD
Pages 36
Editing ?

Cover Details

Characters Lassie; Corey Stuart [as portrayed by Robert Gray]
Synopsis Full-page color photo of Lassie and Corey holding binoculars.
Genre adventure; animal; children
Pencils ? (photo)
Inks ? (photo)
Colors ? (photo)
Notes front cover

1 page promo (ad from the publisher) "Lassie Forest Rangers Offer"

Synopsis Full-page black and white promo for Lassie Forest Rangers. Spot illustrations depict a wallet, badge, handbook, and other items.
Script ? (ad copy)
Pencils ? (photos; spot illustrations)
Inks ? (photos; spot illustrations)
Colors ? (photos; spot illustrations)
Letters typeset
Notes inside front cover

18 page Lassie story "Old Thunder's Lost Treasure"

Characters Lassie; Corey Stuart; Barney Toll (crook); Blake (Toll's partner); Frank Vance (general store owner); Johnny Swift Fox (hermit); Government Officials; Raccoon; Bear
Synopsis Corey researches a decades-old plane crash on Thunder Mountain and discovers the plane's cargo included two priceless gold figurines en route to a museum. Lassie, Corey, and Johnny Swift Fox find the figurines in a mountain cleft but are followed by crooks intent on stealing the items. Lassie disarms one thief and Johnny wrestles the other to the ground. Both are taken into custody and government officials praise Lassie.
Genre adventure; animal; children
Pencils Warren Tufts (signed)
Inks Warren Tufts ?

14 page Lassie story "The Lonely Lookout on Hickory Hill"

Characters Lassie; Corey Stuart; Hank (ranger); Mary Grant (lookout tower ranger); Mother Squirrel; Baby Squirrel; Mrs. Lynn (camper); Lost Kitten; Sheriff; Bert Miller (timber thief); Charles "Chopper" Clark (timber thief)
Synopsis Corey receives a report from Mary Grant about two men prowling around a stand of hickory trees. Corey suspects timber thieves but discovers the two men are campers looking for firewood. Later that night, Lassie finds the two campers ready to signal the timber thieves to move in on the stand of hickory trees. Corey takes the men into custody. A subplot involves Mary overcoming her dislike of dogs.
Genre adventure; animal; children
Pencils Warren Tufts ?
Inks Warren Tufts ?

1 page Lassie text article "Lost Mission Treasure"

Synopsis Article with five black and white illustrations about the 17th century San Marcelo Mission treasure of the American Southwest.
Genre fact
Letters typeset
Notes inside back cover

1 page Lassie illustration "Lassie Pin-Up"

Characters Lassie
Synopsis Full-page black and white photo of Lassie in an outdoor setting.
Pencils ? (photo)
Inks ? (photo)
Colors ? (photo)
Notes back cover