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4May 1955
$0.10

Spy Thrillers #4

Marvel · May 1955

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Identification plate

Series
Spy Thrillers (Marvel, 1954 series)
Issue
#4
Publication date
May 1955
Key date
1955-05-00
Indicia publisher
Prime Publications Inc.
Price
$0.10
Pages
36
Rating
Approved by the Comics Code Authority

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Contents

SeqStoryTypePagesCreditsCharacters
0Rick Davis of the Secret Servicecover1pencils: Carl Burgos; inks: Sol Brodsky; colors: Stan Goldberg
1The China Doll!comic story6script: Joe Gill; pencils: Ross Andru; inks: Mike Esposito
2The Tiger's Claws!comic story6script: Joe Gill; pencils: Ross Andru; inks: Mike Esposito
3Strange Encountertext story2pencils: ? (illustration); inks: ? (illustration); letters: typesetAndre Corday
4Gamblecomic story5pencils: Art Peddy; inks: Art Peddy
5The Deadly Dutch Plates!comic story6script: Joe Gill; pencils: Ross Andru; inks: Mike Esposito

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