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Stuntman #3

Harvey · October-November 1946

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Identification plate

Series
Stuntman (Harvey, 1946 series)
Issue
#3
Publication date
October-November 1946
Key date
1946-10-00
Price
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Pages
32

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Contents

SeqStoryTypePagesCreditsCharacters
0-cover1pencils: Jack Kirby; inks: Joe Simon; letters: Howard Ferguson
1Rest Camp For Criminalscomic story12script: Jack Kirby, Joe Simon; pencils: Jack Kirby; inks: Jack Kirby; letters: Howard FergusonDoc Dugan (villain, introduction); the Brain (villain, introduction); Junior (villain, introduction); and other gangsters (villains, introductions)
2Junior Geniuscomic story3pencils: Jack Keeler; inks: Jack Keeler
3Bust of Adoniscomic story12script: Jack Kirby, Joe Simon; pencils: Joe Simon; inks: Joe SimonKid Adonis (intro and origin of a boxer)

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CollectionYear
Green Hornet Comics #371948On eBay ›
Green Hornet Comics #391948On eBay ›
March-May 1947
ISBN 1-56685-008-8
1998On eBay ›
Simon and Kirby Classics #[nn]1987On eBay ›

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