Jumbo Comics #108 (1948) - Printings, Contents and Key Issues

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Seq	Story	Type	Pages	Credits	Characters
0	The Orphan of Vengeance Vale	cover	1		Sheena; Bob
1	The Orphan of Vengeance Vale	comic story	10	pencils: Bob Webb; inks: David Heames, Bob Webb	Chim, Bob Reynolds, Sheena, Sheena Rivington
2	Murder Is the Cornerman	comic story	6	pencils: Jack Kamen; inks: Jack Kamen	Towels (first appearance; villain); Bob Fallon (first appearance); June (first appearance); Benny Ringo (first appearance)
3	The Adventure of J. Wellington Whiffenpoof	comic story	5.67	script: Bill Gibson; pencils: Matt Baker; inks: Matt Baker	Ginger Maguire, Sky Girl
4	-	statement of ownership	0.33	script: Claude E. Lapham
5	The Rembrandt Case	comic story	5	script: Curt Davis; pencils: Jack Kamen; inks: Jack Kamen	Stuart Taylor; Rembrandt Van Rijn (first appearance); Pablo (first appearance; villain); Donner (first appearance; villain)
6	Top of the World	text story	2	script: Henry Wysham Lanier
7	The Rivalry of the Double Dons	comic story	8	pencils: Bob Webb; inks: Bob Webb	Hawk; Don Esteban Oruetas (villain); Don Manuele (villain); Captain Brooke (first appearance); El Raschid (first appearance)
8	The Story of Aimee Durand	comic story	8	pencils: Jack Kamen; inks: Jack Kamen	Aimee Durand (first appearance); Mmle. Fleurette (first appearance); Marie Durand (first appearance; death; becomes a ghost); Jean D'Arcy (first appearance); Jean Durand (first appearance; villain; death; becomes a ghost)

Collection	Year
Good Girl Art Quarterly #[4]	1991	On eBay ›
Good Girl Art Quarterly #7	1992	On eBay ›
Irish of the Jungle #1	2003	On eBay ›
TV's Original Sheena - Irish McCalla #[nn] ISBN 1-56225-005-1	1992	On eBay ›

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