Marvel Mystery Comics #46 (1943) for Sale - Where to Buy

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Seq	Story	Type	Pages	Credits	Characters
0	-	cover	1	pencils: Alex Schomburg; inks: Alex Schomburg	Human Torch [Jim Hammond]; Toro; Adolf Hitler
1	The Glass Tube of Death	comic story	12	pencils: Harry Sahle; inks: Harry Sahle	Moonface (villain, introduction, death)
2	Dead Men Don't Talk	comic story	12	pencils: Carl Pfeufer; inks: Carl Pfeufer	Prof. Jurg (villain, introduction)
3	Case of the War Plant Fires	comic story	7	script: Ray Gill; pencils: Bob Oksner; inks: Bob Oksner	Deadline Dawson (guest-star); Thomas Miller (villain, introduction); Von Boering (villain, introduction)
4	The Last Train Out	text story	2	letters: typeset
5	Incident In Poland	comic story	7		Felix Pavlek (villain, introduction, death); Baron Pavlek (Felix's brother, introduction); Baroness Pavlek (introduction)
6	Barnyard Valley	comic story	7	script: Gus Hetman; pencils: Gus Hetman; inks: Gus Hetman	Pete Porker (introduction); Queen of Barnyard Valley (introduction); King of Barnyard Valley (introduction); The Jeeper (living tractor, villain, introduction)
7	Blackout Kidnapping	comic story	8	script: Roy Garn; pencils: Gus Schrotter; inks: Gus Schrotter	Fiske (villain, introduction, death); Greeves (villain, introduction, death); Carteret (villain, introduction, death); Lord Carteret (introduction); Penny Carteret (his daughter, introduction)

Collection	Year
Take That, Adolf!: The Fighting Comic Books of the Second World War #[nn] ISBN 978-1-60699-987-5	2017	On eBay ›

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