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62March 1945
$0.10

Marvel Mystery Comics #62

Marvel · March 1945 · on sale 1945-01-14

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Series: Marvel Mystery Comics (Marvel, 1939 series)
Issue: #62
Publication date: March 1945
Key date: 1945-03-00
On-sale date: 1945-01-14
Indicia publisher: Marvel Comics Inc.
Price: $0.10
Pages: 52

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Contents

Seq	Story	Type	Pages	Credits	Characters
0	-	cover	1	pencils: Alex Schomburg; inks: Alex Schomburg	Jim Hammond, Human Torch, Thomas Raymond, Toro
1	Dolls of Death	comic story	12	pencils: Allen Bellman; inks: Allen Bellman	Jim Hammond, Human Torch, Thomas Raymond, Toro
2	Fountains of Flame	comic story	12	pencils: Allen Simon; inks: Mort Lawrence	Namor, Sub-Mariner
3	Triple Mysteries	comic story	7	script: Otto Binder; pencils: Charles Nicholas; inks: Charles Nicholas	Madeline Joyce, Miss America
4	Cowboy	text story	1.67	letters: typeset
5	Statement of Ownership, Management, Circulation, Etc. Required by the Acts of Congress of August 24, 1912, and March 2, 1933	statement of ownership	0.33	letters: typeset
6	The Mystery of the Million Dollar Loot!	comic story	7	pencils: Allen Bellman; inks: Allen Bellman	Jeff Mace, The Patriot
7	The Epicure of Crime	comic story	8	pencils: Mort Lawrence; inks: Mort Lawrence	The Angel, Thomas Halloway

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