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11August 1953
$0.10

Uncanny Tales #11

Marvel · August 1953

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Series
Uncanny Tales (Marvel, 1952 series)
Issue
#11
Publication date
August 1953
Key date
1953-08-00
Indicia publisher
Prime Publications Inc.
Price
$0.10
Pages
36
Rating
Authorized A. C. M. P. Conforms to the Comics Code

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Contents

SeqStoryTypePagesCreditsCharacters
0The Man Who Changed!cover1pencils: Bill Everett; inks: Bill Everett; colors: Stan Goldberg
1The Man Who Changedcomic story5pencils: Bill Benulis; inks: Jack Abel
2The Sentence!text story2letters: typeset
3If Looks Could Kill!comic story5pencils: Harry Anderson; inks: Harry Anderson
4The Hungry Jawscomic story5pencils: Gene Colan; inks: Gene Colan
5House ad for Menace #5promo (ad from the publisher)1letters: typeset
6Joe's Weak Spotcomic story2pencils: Bill Walton; inks: Bill Walton
7The Mental Casecomic story5pencils: Sid Greene; inks: Sid Greene; letters: Morrie Kuramoto

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