Black Cat Comics #16 (1949) for Sale - Where to Buy

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Seq	Story	Type	Pages	Credits	Characters
0	Black Cat Western	cover	1	pencils: Lee Elias; inks: Lee Elias	Black Cat [Linda Turner]
1	The Silver Thugs	comic story	8	pencils: Lee Elias; inks: Lee Elias	The Black Cat, Linda Turner
2	Judo Tricks: Lesson Sixteen	comic story	1	pencils: Lee Elias; inks: Lee Elias	Black Cat [Linda Turner]
3	Movie Flashes by Rick Horne	text article	1	letters: typeset	Rick Horne
4	The Case of the Aquarium Murders [Part 2]	comic story	8	script: Russell Stamm; pencils: Russell Stamm; inks: Russell Stamm	Scarlet O'Neil; Sandy; the Fiend
5	-	comic story	2	script: Vic Herman; pencils: Vic Herman; inks: Vic Herman	Winnie the Waitress; Maisie (her friend); Algy
6	Haunted House?	public service announcement	1	letters: typeset
7	Comics Quiz	activity	1	pencils: various; inks: various	Kerry Drake; Scarlet O'Neil; Joe Palooka; Taffy Dripple; Mary Worth; Horace Dripple; Rick Horne; Jerry Leemy; Humphry Pennyworth; Sandy Burns; C.B. De Pille; Knobby Walsh; Pepper; Tommy Tween; Green Hornet; Babe Ruth; Terry Lee; Black Cat
9	The Murderous Monkeyshine	comic story	8	pencils: Lee Elias; inks: Lee Elias	Black Cat [Linda Turner]; C. B. de Pille (film director); Billy Blair (child star); Rick Horne; Tim Turner (Linda's father); Sigmund the Gypsy (villain)
10	Barry Ward, Part 2	comic story	10	script: Allen Saunders; pencils: Ken Ernst; inks: Ken Ernst	Mary Worth; Barry Ward; Karen Ward; Dr. Buff Beverly; Mrs. Kalchek
11	Stand-In For Murder	text story	1	letters: typeset	The Black Cat, Linda Turner

Plus 1 page of advertisements and other matter across 1 sequence, as published.

Collection	Year
Harvey Comics Hits #59	1952	On eBay ›

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