Star Spangled Comics #32 (1944) for Sale - Where to Buy

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Seq	Story	Type	Pages	Credits	Characters
0	-	cover	1	pencils: Gil Kane; inks: Arturo Cazeneuve	Big Words, Gabby, The Guardian, Jim Harper, Scrapper, Tommy
2	The Good Samaritans!	comic story	11	pencils: Gil Kane; inks: Harry Tschida	Big Words, Gabby, The Guardian, Jim Harper, Scrapper, Tommy
3	Hank the Yank	comic story	1	script: Ray Houlihan; pencils: Ray Houlihan; inks: Ray Houlihan; letters: Ray Houlihan
5	The Numismatist's Nose!	comic story	10	pencils: Harold Sherman; inks: Harold Sherman	Pat Dugan, Sylvester Pemberton, The Star-Spangled Kid, Stripesy
6	Be a Magician! Turn Waste Paper into War Weapons!	public service announcement	1	script: Jack Schiff; pencils: George Roussos; inks: George Roussos	Clark Kent, Superman
8	The Parrot Who Wouldn't Talk!	comic story	5.67	pencils: George Storm; inks: George Storm	Penniless Palmer
9	-	public service announcement	0.33
10	-	promo (ad from the publisher)	1
11	The Battle of the Big Swamp!	comic story	10	script: Don C. Cameron; pencils: Chuck Winter; inks: Chuck Winter	Liberty Belle, Libby Lawrence
12	Super-Sleuth McFooey	comic story	4	script: Jack Farr; pencils: Jack Farr; inks: Jack Farr; letters: Jack Farr	Super-Sleuth McFooey
13	Advance to Glory	text story	2	script: Arthur Brent
14	Dr. Gaunt, Genius!	comic story	6.67	pencils: Jimmy Thompson; inks: Jimmy Thompson; letters: Jimmy Thompson	Robotman
15	-	promo (ad from the publisher)	0.33

Plus 6 pages of advertisements and other matter across 6 sequences, as published.

Collection	Year
The Newsboy Legion by Joe Simon & Jack Kirby #1 ISBN 978-1-4012-2593-3	2010	On eBay ›

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