Publishers / Charlton / Lawbreakers Suspense Stories (1953) / #10
10January 1953
$0.10

Lawbreakers Suspense Stories #10

Charlton · January 1953

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Series
Lawbreakers Suspense Stories (Charlton, 1953 series)
Issue
#10
Publication date
January 1953
Key date
January 1953
Indicia publisher
Capitol Stories Inc.
Price
$0.10
Pages
36

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Contents

SeqStoryTypePagesCreditsCharacters
0-cover1pencils: Stan Campbell; inks: Stan Campbell
1Law Breakers Suspense Storycomic story1pencils: Lou Morales; inks: Lou Morales
2Getting A-Headcomic story7pencils: Dennis Laugen; inks: Dennis Laugen
3D as in Deathcomic story4pencils: Lou Morales; inks: Dennis LaugenPhillip Ross; Sandra Ross; Larry
4Two Minds as Onetext story2letters: typeset
5Yesterday's Murdercomic story7pencils: Stan Campbell; inks: Stan CampbellKaren Steelman; Frank Steelman
6The Voice from the Deep!comic story4pencils: Lou Morales; inks: Lou MoralesJemelain Fentnor; Jane Fentnor
7Death by Lantern Lightcomic story8pencils: Frank Frollo; inks: Frank FrolloJerry Conover; Marla Kincaid; Detective O'Neal
8The Devil's Guncomic story0.5pencils: Lou Morales; inks: Lou Morales

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