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50January 1944
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Whiz Comics #50

Fawcett · January 1944

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Identification plate

Series
Whiz Comics (Fawcett, 1940 series)
Issue
#50
Publication date
January 1944
Key date
1944-01-00
Indicia publisher
Fawcett Publications Inc.
Price
$0.10
Pages
68

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Contents

SeqStoryTypePagesCreditsCharacters
0Captain Marvel's Most Embarrassing Momentcover1pencils: C. C. Beck; inks: C. C. BeckCaptain Marvel
1-statement of ownership0.33script: Gordon Fawcett
2Contents Pagetable of contents1
3Captain Marvel's Most Embarrassing Momentcomic story14pencils: C. C. Beck; inks: C. C. Beck
4Balloons over the Sagelandcomic story8pencils: Harry Parkhurst; inks: Harry Parkhurst
5The Mountain Menace of Horridocomic story10script: Otto BinderHorrido (villain, introduction, death); Old Man of the Mountains (introduction)
6The Million Dollar Dogtext story2script: Rod Reed
7The Code of the Penguinscomic story8pencils: Clem Weisbecker; inks: Clem Weisbecker
8The Cemetery Plotcomic story6script: Dick MacKay; pencils: Dick MacKay; inks: Dick MacKay; colors: Dick MacKayRichard Richard (introduction); Ah Choo (introduction); Flub Dub (introduction)
9Loki, the Terriblecomic story10script: Otto BinderLoki (villain, introduction); Fenris Wolf (introduction); Thor (introduction)

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