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13May 1940
$0.10

Wonderworld Comics #13

Fox · May 1940 · on sale 1940-03-28

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Series
Wonderworld Comics (Fox, 1939 series)
Issue
#13
Publication date
May 1940
Key date
1940-05-00
On-sale date
1940-03-28
Indicia publisher
Fox Publications Inc.
Price
$0.10
Pages
68

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Contents

SeqStoryTypePagesCreditsCharacters
0-cover1pencils: Joe Simon; inks: Joe SimonThe Flame
1The Death Raycomic story9pencils: Chuck Winter; inks: Chuck WinterOlga (Villain; Intro)
2-comic story8script: Anthony Brooks; pencils: Larry Antonette; inks: Larry AntonetteFu Chu (villain; introduction)
3-comic story6script: S. M. Iger; pencils: S. M. Iger; inks: S. M. Iger
4The Abduction of Lupe De Verecomic story8pencils: Vic Todd; inks: Vic ToddLupe De Vere (Intro)
5-comic story8script: Arthur Dean; pencils: Arthur Dean; inks: Arthur DeanLo San Kee (villain; introduction); the Wharf Rats (villains; introduction)
6Death Masktext story2script: William Martin; letters: typeset
7Slade and Barnes, Banditscomic story8pencils: Chuck Munson; inks: Chuck MunsonSlade (Villain; Intro); Barnes (Villain; Intro)
8In Modern Timescomic story2pencils: Fred Schwab; inks: Fred Schwab
9In Guamcomic story8script: Klaus Nordling; pencils: Klaus Nordling; inks: Klaus NordlingMr. Krest (Villain; Intro)
10The Scientist's Haunted Housecomic story5script: Willis B. Rensie; pencils: Tom Gill; inks: Tom GillDr. Hugo Sloan (Intro)

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