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111February 1953
$0.10

Marvel Tales #111

Marvel · February 1953

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Identification plate

Series
Marvel Tales (Marvel, 1949 series)
Issue
#111
Publication date
February 1953
Key date
1953-02-00
Indicia publisher
Marvel Comics Inc.
Price
$0.10
Pages
36
Rating
Authorized A. C. M. P. Conforms to the Comics Code

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Contents

SeqStoryTypePagesCreditsCharacters
0Horror Under the Earth!/The Man Who Searched for Satan!/A Martian in the Kitchen!/At First Sight!cover1pencils: Bill Everett; inks: Bill Everett; colors: Stan Goldberg
1I Can't Stop Changing!comic story6pencils: Jerry Robinson; inks: Jerry Robinson
2The Martian in the Kitchen!comic story5pencils: Bill Benulis; inks: Jack Abel
3At First Sight!comic story3pencils: Cal Massey; inks: Cal Massey
4Haven on a Highwaytext story2letters: typeset
5Horror under the Earthcomic story5script: Carl Wessler; pencils: Al Eadeh; inks: Al Eadeh
6The Man Who Searched for Satan!comic story4script: Stan Lee; pencils: Joe Maneely; inks: Joe ManeelySoviet Premier Josef Stalin

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CollectionYear
Uncanny Tales #161954On eBay ›
Bill Everett: "One Head Too Many!" and Other Stories
ISBN 9798875001413
2026On eBay ›

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