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69November 1944
$0.10

Jumbo Comics #69

Fiction House · November 1944 · on sale 1944-10-01

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Identification plate

Series
Jumbo Comics (Fiction House, 1938 series)
Issue
#69
Publication date
November 1944
Key date
1944-11-00
On-sale date
1944-10-01
Indicia publisher
Real Adventures Publishing Co. Inc.
Price
$0.10
Pages
52

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Contents

SeqStoryTypePagesCreditsCharacters
0Slaves for the White Sheikcover1pencils: Joe Doolin; inks: Joe DoolinSheena
1Slaves For the White Sheikcomic story12script: W. Morgan Thomas; pencils: Bob Webb, Matt Baker, Alex Blum; inks: Matt BakerSheena; Bob Reynolds; Landon; Morton; Lanta
2-comic story6pencils: Alex BlumZX-5
3-comic story5pencils: Alex Blum; inks: John ForteStuart Taylor; Laura; Dr. Hayward
4China Startext story2script: Tom AlexanderLin Koo; Kona Su
5-comic story6pencils: Matt Baker, Alex Blum; inks: Matt BakerSky Girl [Ginger Maguire]
6-comic story8pencils: Bob Webb; inks: John ForteCapt. Hawk; Velvet; Jeremy; Governor Angelo
7-comic story9script: Drew Murdoch; pencils: Alex Blum; inks: Matt Baker

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CollectionYear
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Ghosts and Girls of Fiction House
ISBN 978-1631404047
2015On eBay ›

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