America's Greatest Comics #5 (1942) for Sale - Where to Buy

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Seq	Story	Type	Pages	Credits	Characters
0	The Lost Lightning	cover	1	pencils: C. C. Beck; inks: Pete Costanza	Captain Marvel; Spy Smasher (inset); Bulletman (inset); Commando Yank (inset)
1	Table of Contents	table of contents	1
2	The Lost Lightning	comic story	20	script: Dave Berg; pencils: Dave Berg; inks: Dave Berg	Ibac (villain); Adolf Hitler (villain); Tojo (villain); Zeus; Venus; Pan; Mercury; Neptune; Bacchus; Cupid
3	Battles the Bomber Birds	comic story	12	pencils: Mac Raboy; inks: Mac Raboy
4	The Plotter	comic story	18		Bulletgirl; The Plotter (introduction, death)
5	Sea Hunters	text story	2	script: Nathaniel Nitkin
6	The Goddess of Fire	comic story	12	pencils: Phil Bard; inks: Phil Bard	Pelee [Japanese spy] (villain, introduction)
7	Home Work	comic story	1
8	The Phantom of Marston Manor	comic story	12		The Phantom [Formes] (villain, introduction, death)
9	Joins Forces With the Paris Apaches	comic story	15

Collection	Year
The Complete America's Greatest Comics: Volume 2	2016	On eBay ›

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