Wings Comics #13 (1941) for Sale - Where to Buy

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Seq	Story	Type	Pages	Credits	Characters
0	Coffin-Slugs for the Luftwaffe	cover	1	pencils: Gene Fawcette; inks: Gene Fawcette
1	Wings' Air Mail	letters page	0.5
2	Vulture of Crag Ness	comic story	8	script: A. E. Carruthers; pencils: Joe Doolin; inks: Joe Doolin	Jock MacMurdo (introduction); Nan Richie (introduction); Fergus Muir (villain, introduction); Dow (villain, introduction)
3	-	comic story	6	pencils: Joe Doolin, Maurice Gutwirth; inks: Joe Doolin, Maurice Gutwirth	A magician (villain, introduction, death); Carl (villain, introduction, death)
4	-	comic story	6	script: F. E. Lincoln; pencils: Al Gabriele; inks: Al Gabriele	Phil Kent (introduction)
5	-	comic story	6	script: ? [as Bill Fox]	Capt. Jim Stone (introduction); Karl (villain, introduction); other Nazis (villains, introductions)
6	-	comic story	7	pencils: Leonard Frank; inks: Leonard Frank	Count Romanos (introduction); his daughter (introduction); Rafali (villain, introduction, death); Nazis (villains)
7	-	illustration	2	pencils: Gene Fawcette; inks: Gene Fawcette
8	The Carpet of Allah	text story	2	script: ? [as Gordon Wayne]; letters: typeset
9	Coffin-Slugs for the Luftwaffe	comic story	7	script: Ace Atkins; pencils: Art Peddy; inks: Art Peddy
10	Sky Hellion	comic story	6	script: ? [as Capt. Derek West]; letters: typeset
11	-	comic story	8	script: Cliff Dubois; pencils: Frank Schwarz; inks: Frank Schwarz	Gay Bass (introduction); Barnes (introduction)
12	-	comic story	6	pencils: Al Walker; inks: Al Walker	Adm. August (villain, introduction)

Collection	Year
Action! Mystery! Thrills! Comic Book Covers of the Golden Age: 1933-45 #[nn] ISBN 9781606994948	2011	On eBay ›

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