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The Triumph
Date | Number: 762 | Lang: English (en)
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Content:The Triumph [#762 v30, May 27, 1939] ed. Anon. (2d, 24pp)
 
Page 170Mad Carew's Dawn Patrol [Mad Carew] by E. R. Home-Gall(uncredited)
 
Page 174The Man Who Liked Snakes [Detective Peter Farrell] by Frank S. Pepper(uncredited)
 
Page 177Pard the Wonder Mountie Dog [Part 1 of ?] by Anon.
 
Page 181Guns Over the North Sea [Part ? of ?] by Ernest McKeag (uncredited)
 
Page 184Charka Takes the Terror Trail [Charka of the Giant Apes] by Peter Garnett (uncredited)
 
Page 187Claws of the Crimson Dragon [Part ? of ?; The White Avenger] by E. R. Home-Gall (uncredited)
 
Page 190Ghosts of the '45 [Alastair Cameron] by Draycot M. Dell (uncredited)
 
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