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13December 1952
$0.10

Adventures into Terror #13

Marvel · December 1952 · on sale 1952-09-17

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Identification plate

Series
Adventures into Terror (Marvel, 1950 series)
Issue
#13
Publication date
December 1952
Key date
1952-12-00
On-sale date
1952-09-17
Indicia publisher
Current Detective Stories Inc.
Price
$0.10
Pages
36
Rating
Authorized A. C. M. P. Conforms to the Comics Code

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Contents

SeqStoryTypePagesCreditsCharacters
0The Hands of Death!/The Man Who Talked to Rats!/The Visitor!cover1pencils: Bill Everett; inks: Bill Everett; colors: Stan Goldberg
1Don't Try to Outsmart the Devil!comic story8script: Stan Lee; pencils: Carmine Infantino; inks: Gil Kane
2The Visitorcomic story5pencils: George Roussos; inks: George Roussos
3Sugar is--Death!text story2pencils: Hy Rosen; inks: Hy Rosen
4The Hands of Deathcomic story5pencils: Don Perlin; inks: Abe Simon; letters: Joe Letterese
5The Man Who Talked to Ratscomic story5pencils: Manny Stallman; inks: Manny Stallman; letters: Joe Letterese

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