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[STORY]	Heavens Above / Windy Whopper / comic story / 4 pages (from Bill Boyd Western (Fawcett, 1950 series) #3 (June 1950))
[STORY]	The Cuckoo Cook / Windy Whopper / comic story / 4 pages (from Bill Boyd Western (Fawcett, 1950 series) #8 (November 1950))
[STORY]	[no title indexed] / Windy Whopper / comic story / 4 pages (from Bill Boyd Western Comic Annual (L. Miller & Son, 1956 series) #2 )
[STORY]	The Job Round Up / Windy Whopper / comic story / 4 pages (from Bill Boyd Western (Fawcett, 1950 series) #11 (February, 1951))
[STORY]	The Pony Express Rider / Windy Whopper / comic story / 4 pages (from Bill Boyd Western (Fawcett, 1950 series) #2 (April 1950))
[STORY]	The Lionized Attraction / Windy Whopper / comic story / 4 pages (from Bill Boyd Western (Fawcett, 1950 series) #4 (July 1950))
[STORY]	The Nugget Nut / Windy Whopper / comic story / 4 pages (from Bill Boyd Western (Fawcett, 1950 series) #6 (September 1950))
[STORY]	The Moving Story / Windy Whopper / comic story / 4 pages (from Bill Boyd Western (Fawcett, 1950 series) #5 (August 1950))
[STORY]	You Can Bank on Him / Windy Whopper / comic story / 4 pages (from Bill Boyd Western (Fawcett, 1950 series) #1 (February 1950))
[STORY]	The Big Laugh / Windy Whopper / comic story / 4 pages (from Bill Boyd Western (Fawcett, 1950 series) #7 (October 1950))

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