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66April 1952
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Nyoka the Jungle Girl #66

Fawcett · April 1952

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Series
Nyoka the Jungle Girl (Fawcett, 1945 series)
Issue
#66
Publication date
April 1952
Key date
1952-04-00
Indicia publisher
Fawcett Publications Inc.
Price
$0.10
Pages
36

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Contents

SeqStoryTypePagesCreditsCharacters
0The Jungle Traitor!cover1pencils: ? (photo); inks: ? (photo); colors: ? (photo)Nyoka (photograph of Kay Aldridge)
1The Jungle Traitor, Chapter I: The Atom Threatcomic story8script: Rod Reed; pencils: Bert Whitman; inks: Bert WhitmanGS: Pierre Pallette; V: An unnamed traitor (I)
3Bird Quizactivity0.5
4In a Stew!comic story1script: Howard Boughner; pencils: Howard Boughner; inks: Howard Boughner
5Relax Please!comic story4
6Down Mexico Way!comic story1
7The Jungle Traitor, Chapter II: The Drums of Doomcomic story5.67script: Rod Reed; pencils: Bert Whitman; inks: Bert WhitmanGS: Pierre Pallette; V: The traitor
8-promo (ad from the publisher)0.33
9Trader Tom Isn't Cowed!comic story1script: Howard Boughner; pencils: Howard Boughner; inks: Howard Boughner
10Jungle Mysterytext story2script: Rod Reed
11Desert Dopecomic story1
12The Jungle Traitor, Chapter III: Flaming Deathcomic story7script: Rod Reed; pencils: Bert Whitman; inks: Bert WhitmanGS: Pierre Pallette; V: The traitor

Plus 0.5 pages of advertisements and other matter across 1 sequence, as published.

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