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24November-December 1951
$0.10

Mr. District Attorney #24

DC · November-December 1951 · on sale 1951-09-10

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Series
Mr. District Attorney (DC, 1948 series)
Issue
#24
Publication date
November-December 1951
Key date
1951-11-00
On-sale date
1951-09-10
Indicia publisher
National Comics Publications Inc.
Price
$0.10
Pages
44

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Contents

SeqStoryTypePagesCreditsCharacters
0The Killer in the Iron Mask!cover1pencils: Howard Purcell; inks: Charles Paris; letters: Ira Schnapp
1Superman Says: "The World Is Our Schoolroom!"public service announcement1script: Jack Schiff; pencils: Win Mortimer; inks: Win Mortimer; letters: Ira SchnappClark Kent, Superman
2The Killer in the Iron Mask!comic story10script: Ed Herron; pencils: Howard Purcell; inks: Charles Paris
5Editorial Advisory Boardpromo (ad from the publisher)0.5
6Witness for Sale!comic story10pencils: Howard Purcell; inks: Charles Paris
8-cartoon0.67script: Morris Waldinger; pencils: Morris Waldinger; inks: Morris Waldinger; letters: Morris Waldinger
10The Case of the Circus Queen Crimecomic story3.67pencils: Allen Ulmer; inks: Allen Ulmer
12-text article2letters: typeset
13Occupation, Killer!comic story10pencils: Howard Purcell; inks: Charles Paris

Plus 5.16 pages of advertisements and other matter across 7 sequences, as published.

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