Publishers / Quality Comics / Police Comics (1941) / #119
119September 1952
$0.10

Police Comics #119

Quality Comics · September 1952

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Series
Police Comics (Quality Comics, 1941 series)
Issue
#119
Publication date
September 1952
Key date
1952-09-00
Indicia publisher
Comic Magazines
Price
$0.10
Pages
36

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Contents

SeqStoryTypePagesCreditsCharacters
0A Fast and Bloody Buckcover1pencils: Reed Crandall; inks: Chuck CuideraKen Shannon
1A Fast and Bloody Buckcomic story9pencils: Reed Crandall; inks: Chuck CuideraKen Shannon
2The Mystery of the Missing Shoes!comic story5pencils: W. G. Hargis; inks: W. G. HargisInspector Marty Denver; Officer Cassidy; Alfred Sherwood (corpse); Mrs. Sherwood; Jim Harwell; Mrs. Harwell
3The Doomed Legion!comic story8T-Man Pete Trask; Chief; Captain Lautrec; Raoul; Sheik Ali El Hazim (death); Alosha (villain); Ivan Petrov (villain); Sheik El Jahid (villain)
4Henry Brookscomic story1
5Time for Murdertext story1letters: typesetDanny Monti; Walt Gross; Mr. Perkins; Bobby Perkins (villain)
6The Courage of a Copcomic story5pencils: John Forte; inks: John Forte

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