Planet Comics #50 (1947) for Sale - Where to Buy

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Seq	Story	Type	Pages	Credits	Characters
0	The Things of Xeres	cover	1	pencils: Joe Doolin; inks: Joe Doolin
1	-	comic story	10	script: Thornecliffe Herrick; pencils: George Evans; inks: George Evans, Bob Lubbers	Voltamen (villains, deaths); Panduro (villain, introduction, death)
2	-	comic story	6	script: John Douglas; pencils: Walter Palais; inks: Walter Palais	Mentor (villain); Cymradians (villains); Butterfly people (introduction)
3	The Vizigraph	letters page	1	letters: typeset
4	The Things of Xeres	comic story	6	script: Dick Charles; pencils: Joe Doolin; inks: Joe Doolin	Auro, Dorna, Chet Edson
5	Uranus	comic story	2	pencils: Murphy Anderson; inks: Murphy Anderson
6	-	comic story	6	script: Hugh Fitzhugh; pencils: Frank Doyle; inks: Frank Doyle	Leura (villain, introduction, death); Koorc (villain, introduction, death)
7	Planets For Sale	text story	2	script: ? [as Thornecliffe Herrick] (credited); letters: typeset
8	-	comic story	8	script: Ross Gallun; pencils: Maurice Whitman; inks: Maurice Whitman	Mysta; Bron II (guest-star); Gon (villain, introduction, death); Durg (villain, introduction, death); other Jovian batmen (villains, introduction, deaths)
9	-	comic story	7	script: Len Dodson; pencils: Murphy Anderson; inks: Murphy Anderson	The Space Falcon (villain, introduction); Tara (villain, introduction); Laro (villain, introduction)

Collection	Year
Man O' Mars #1	1958	On eBay ›
The Best of Horror and Science Fiction Comics #1	1987	On eBay ›
Thrilling Planet Tales #[nn] ISBN 1-56225-001-9	1991	On eBay ›
Man O' Mars #1	1953	On eBay ›
Mysta of the Moon ISBN 978-1544746760	2017	On eBay ›

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