Whiz Comics #80 (1946) for Sale - Where to Buy

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Seq	Story	Type	Pages	Credits	Characters
0	-	cover	1	pencils: C. C. Beck; inks: C. C. Beck	Captain Marvel; Billy Batson
1	Intro Page	foreword, introduction, preface, afterword	1	letters: ?; typeset	Captain Marvel; Billy Batson; Shazam
2	Captain Marvel and the Junkman Mystery!	comic story	10.67	script: Otto Binder	Captain Marvel [Billy Batson]
3	Station WHIZ calling!!	promo (ad from the publisher)	0.33	letters: ?; typeset	Captain Marvel; Billy Batson
5	-	comic story	0.5
6	How to Go Soak Your Head	comic story	0.5	script: Basil Wolverton; pencils: Basil Wolverton; inks: Basil Wolverton; colors: Basil Wolverton; letters: Basil Wolverton	Croucher K. Conk
8	Snake Charmer	comic story	2		Whitey Whiskers; Daniel Boone Jr.
9	Golden Arrow and the Mardi Gras	comic story	8.67	pencils: Bernie Krigstein; inks: Bernie Krigstein
10	Whiz Quiz	activity	0.33
11	Down to Cases	comic story	1
12	The Spot	text story	2	script: John C. Adler
13	Master Strategist	comic story	2	script: Howard Boughner; pencils: Howard Boughner; inks: Howard Boughner	Mickey the Monitor; Terry; Jack; Slug; the school teacher
14	The Witches' Sabbath	comic story	6.67	script: Bill Woolfolk; pencils: Gus Ricca; inks: Gus Ricca
15	-	illustration	0.33		Golden Arrow; White Wind; Hoppy, the Marvel Bunny
18	Peak of His Career	comic story	6	pencils: Ken Bald; inks: Ken Bald	Crime Smasher [Alan Armstrong]; Eve; Dina May; Michael Sonne; Butch; Spike
19	Light Minded	cartoon	1

Plus 7 pages of advertisements and other matter across 7 sequences, as published.

Collection	Year
Daisy Handbook #2	1948	On eBay ›
The Culture Corner #[nn] ISBN 978-160699-308-8	2010	On eBay ›

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