Additional Information |
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Publication | August 1941 | Price: 0.10 USD | Pages: 1 |
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Featuring | Samson |
Credits | Pencils: Alex Blum | Inks: Alex Blum |
Content | Genre: Superhero | Characters: Samson; Adolf Hitler |
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Comic Story | Fury At the Factory (13 pages) |
Featuring | Samson |
Credits | Pencils: Alex Blum | Inks: Alex Blum |
Content | Characters: Fritz Knoll (villain, introduction, death) |
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Comic Story | Origin of the Banshee (8 pages) |
Featuring | Banshee |
Credits | Pencils: Louis Cazeneuve | Inks: Louis Cazeneuve |
Content | Characters: The Banshee [Jim O'Donnell] (introduction, origin); Jim's stepfather (introduction, death); Joan (introduction); The Scorpion (villain, death) |
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Text Story | Murder Round-Up (2 pages) |
Credits | Script: Nathaniel Nitkin [as N. N. Nathaniel] | Letters: typeset |
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Comic Story | Enemy Agents Spread Terror and Ruin In the U.S. (8 pages) |
Featuring | Black Fury |
Credits | Pencils: Dennis Neville (Mark Howell) | Inks: Dennis Neville |
Content | Characters: The Fang (villain) |
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Comic Story | Return of the Frog-Men (7 pages) |
Featuring | Sub Saunders |
Credits | Pencils:? (Karl Kief) |
Content | Characters: Frog-Men (villain) |
Notes | last appearance |
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Comic Story | The Treachery of Prince Kafu (5 pages) |
Featuring | Captain Kidd |
Credits | Pencils: Bill Bossert | Inks: Bill Bossert |
Content | Characters: Prince Kafu (villain, introduction) |
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Comic Story | A Train Roars Through the Andes (6 pages) |
Featuring | Yank Wilson |
Credits | Pencils: Dennis Neville? | Inks: Dennis Neville? |
Content | Characters: Gruenhof (villain, introduction) |
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Comic Story | Captive of the Fourth Dimension (6 pages) |
Featuring | Flip Falcon |
Credits | Pencils:? (Orville Wells) |
Content | Characters: last appearance |
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Comic Story | Suicide Turns Murder (6 pages) |
Featuring | Space Smith |
Credits | Script: John W. Fawcett? | Pencils:? [as Hank Christy] (signed) | Inks:? [as Hank Christy] (signed) |
Content | Genre: Science Fiction | Characters: Cody (villain, introduction) |
Notes | The Courier-News of Bridgewater, New Jersey, had a filler article printed on Monday, February 21, 1944 (page 6) which talks about U.S. Army Air Corps Technical Sergeant John W. Fawcett awaiting his next assignment after taking part in 25 bomber missions over Europe. It mentions that before he joined, he wrote Space Smith. Exact stories at this time are not known. Article provided by Steven Thompson and posted to the Comics History Exchange page on Facebook (25 December 2016). |
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