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3May 1946
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Marvels of Science #3

Charlton · May 1946

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Series
Marvels of Science (Charlton, 1946 series)
Issue
#3
Publication date
May 1946
Key date
1946-05-10
Indicia publisher
Charlton Publications Inc.
Price
$0.10
Pages
52

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Contents

SeqStoryTypePagesCreditsCharacters
0-cover1
1Marvels of Science -- A Letter from the Publisher [Introduction]foreword, introduction, preface, afterword1script: ? [as Ted Charlton]; pencils: ? (photography); inks: ? (photography); letters: typeset
2Aviation of Tomorrowcomic story5pencils: Howard Larsen; inks: Howard Larsen
3Scientific Wonderscomic story1
4Inventors' Paradise!comic story6
5Your Own Aquariumcomic story2pencils: Bob Sanders; inks: Bob Sanders
6Bringing the Sun Insidecomic story6pencils: George A. Marko; inks: George A. Marko
7The Miracle Drugcomic story2pencils: Herman C. Browner; inks: Herman C. Browner
8Marvels of Sciencetext article2letters: typeset
9Coaxial Cable Miraclecomic story5pencils: Bob Sanders; inks: Bob Sanders
10Experimental Inner-City Television Systemcomic story1letters: typeset
11Odd Inventionscomic story2
12Electric Servants!comic story4
13Spiders!comic story3
14The Torpedo Autocomic story5pencils: Howard Larsen; inks: Howard Larsen
15Buna-Scomic story4pencils: Herman C. Browner; inks: Herman C. Browner
16Link Trainer Adaptationscomic story1
17-comic story1

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