Star Spangled Comics #101 (1950) for Sale - Where to Buy

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Seq	Story	Type	Pages	Credits	Characters
0	-	cover	1	pencils: Fred Ray; inks: Fred Ray; letters: Ira Schnapp	Tomahawk [Tom Hawk]; Dan Hunter; Robin [Dick Grayson] (inset)
1	-	promo (ad from the publisher)	1	letters: typeset
2	The Men from Debtors' Prison!	comic story	10	script: Ed Herron; pencils: Fred Ray; inks: Fred Ray	Tomahawk [Tom Hawk]; Dan Hunter; Jim Cabal; Captain Barrad; Ellen Cabal
4	You Don't Have to Wait 2 Months for These Great Magazines!	promo (ad from the publisher)	0.67
5	-	statement of ownership	0.33	letters: typeset
6	The North Pole Police!	comic story	8	pencils: Curt Swan; inks: John Fischetti
8	Gunpowder	comic story	4	pencils: Curt Swan; inks: John Fischetti
9	Batman and Robin Stand Up for Sportsmanship!	public service announcement	1	script: Jack Schiff; pencils: Win Mortimer; inks: Win Mortimer; letters: Ira Schnapp
10	Double Deal in Princes!	comic story	8	pencils: George Papp; inks: George Papp	Captain Compass [Mark Compass]
11	Guardian of the Sea Lanes	text article	2	letters: typeset
12	-	comic story	0.75	script: Henry Boltinoff; pencils: Henry Boltinoff; inks: Henry Boltinoff
14	The Campaign Crooks!	comic story	10	script: Don C. Cameron; pencils: Jim Mooney; inks: Jim Mooney; letters: Ira Schnapp	Robin [Dick Grayson]; Gladys Hunter; Ormond Thunk; Jack Thayer; Frank Murdock; Sam Till; Kerry (villain); Kash (villain); Benjamin Doane (villain)
16	The Adventures of Bob Hope	promo (ad from the publisher)	1

Plus 4.25 pages of advertisements and other matter across 5 sequences, as published.

Collection	Year
The Robin Archives #2 ISBN 978-1-4012-2625-1	2010	On eBay ›

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