Mr. District Attorney #41 (1954) for Sale - Where to Buy

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Seq	Story	Type	Pages	Credits	Characters
0	The Killer in Khaki!	cover	1	pencils: Win Mortimer; inks: Win Mortimer; letters: Ira Schnapp	Mr. District Attorney; Harrington
1	Buzzy Says: "Work Can Be Fun!"	public service announcement	1	script: Jack Schiff; pencils: Win Mortimer; inks: Win Mortimer; letters: Ira Schnapp
2	The Great Token Take!	comic story	8	pencils: Howard Purcell; inks: Charles Paris; letters: Joe Letterese	Len Harrington, Mr. District Attorney
4	Bullet in the Wall!	comic story	1	script: Morris Waldinger; pencils: Morris Waldinger; inks: Morris Waldinger; letters: Morris Waldinger
5	The Cruelest Racket in the World!	comic story	6	pencils: Howard Purcell; inks: Charles Paris; letters: Ira Schnapp	Mr. District Attorney; Len Harrington (R.H. Chickering); Hannibal (The Hat) Skelly; Mrs. Trent; Mr. Ferris; Miss Andrews; Mike Trilby
7	-	activity	0.5
8	-	comic story	1	script: Henry Boltinoff; pencils: Henry Boltinoff; inks: Henry Boltinoff; letters: Henry Boltinoff
9	Hunters Hoax!	comic story	3.67	pencils: Howard Nostrand; inks: Howard Nostrand; letters: Joe Letterese
10	Editorial Advisory Board	promo (ad from the publisher)	0.33	letters: typeset
11	Gem of a Theft	text article	2	letters: typeset
12	Congo Bill	promo (ad from the publisher)	1
13	The Killer in Khaki!	comic story	5.67	pencils: Howard Purcell; inks: Charles Paris; letters: Joe Letterese
14	Three Exciting New Adventures	promo (ad from the publisher)	0.33

Plus 4.5 pages of advertisements and other matter across 5 sequences, as published.

Collection	Year
Detective Comics #274	1959	On eBay ›

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