National Comics #35 (1943) for Sale - Where to Buy

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Seq	Story	Type	Pages	Credits	Characters
0	The Man Who Wasn't There	cover	1	pencils: Alex Kotzky; inks: Alex Kotzky	Uncle Sam; Buddy Smith
1	Invisible Man	comic story	11	pencils: Art Seymour; inks: Art Seymour	Uncle Sam; Buddy; Professor Bump (intro; villain)
2	Death Chooses the Daring	comic story	8	pencils: Al Bryant; inks: Al Bryant	Sally O'Neil; Sam Olds (showman, villain); Hans Roberts (human cannonball)
3	-	comic story	6	pencils: Rudy Palais; inks: Rudy Palais	The Unknown
4	-	comic story	7	script: Fred Guardineer; pencils: Fred Guardineer; inks: Fred Guardineer	Quicksilver [Max]; Muggsy Dowd (convict); Evil-Eye Shane (convict)
5	-	comic story	7	pencils: Jon Blummer; inks: Jon Blummer	Lt. Commander Harvey Blake
6	-	comic story	1	script: Bernard Dibble; pencils: Bernard Dibble; inks: Bernard Dibble	Salty Waters
7	The Case of the Bullet from Nowhere	comic story	5	script: Vern Henkel; pencils: Vern Henkel; inks: Vern Henkel	Chic Carter; Slugger Maloney (boxer); Kid Bryant (boxer)
8	Hurricane Jones	text story	2	letters: typeset	Captain Jim Jones; Kona (Kanaka); Captain McGurk
9	-	comic story	1	script: Jack Cole; pencils: Jack Cole; inks: Jack Cole	Windy Breeze
10	The Thing from Mars	comic story	6	script: Gill Fox; pencils: Gill Fox; inks: Gill Fox	Kid Patrol; Martian
11	Track Meet	comic story	1	script: Gill Fox; pencils: Gill Fox; inks: Gill Fox	Cyclone Cupid
12	Case No. 9: Case of the Missing Spies	comic story	9	script: Don Rico; pencils: Don Rico; inks: Don Rico	G-2 [Don Leash]; Captain Bronson (ace)

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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