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4November 1942
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Joker Comics #4

Marvel · November 1942 · on sale 1942-08-20

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Identification plate

Series
Joker Comics (Marvel, 1942 series)
Issue
#4
Publication date
November 1942
Key date
1942-11-00
On-sale date
1942-08-20
Indicia publisher
Complete Photo Story Corp.
Price
$0.10
Pages
68

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Contents

SeqStoryTypePagesCreditsCharacters
0-cover1
1-comic story6script: Art Gates; pencils: Art Gates; inks: Art Gates
2-comic story5Tessie Tender
3-comic story6
4-comic story2script: Marz Occhi; pencils: Marz Occhi; inks: Marz Occhi
5Louisville Jockey Clubcomic story2script: Guy Blythe; pencils: Guy Blythe; inks: Guy Blythe
6-comic story5script: Al Fagaly; pencils: Al Fagaly; inks: Al Fagaly
7-comic story4
8Phoney Fishtext story2script: Mickey Spillane
9-comic story6script: Melville Henry
10-comic story2script: Marz Occhi; pencils: Marz Occhi; inks: Marz Occhi
11-comic story8
12-comic story2script: Art Helfant; pencils: Art Helfant; inks: Art Helfant
13-comic story5script: Eddie Robbins; pencils: Eddie Robbins; inks: Eddie Robbins
14Beauty Contestcomic story1script: Guy Blythe; pencils: Guy Blythe; inks: Guy Blythe
15-comic story8script: Basil Wolverton; pencils: Basil Wolverton; inks: Basil Wolverton; letters: Basil WolvertonPowerhouse Pepper

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