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Publication | [1952]? | Price: 6d [0-0-6 AUP] | Pages: 1 | Editing:? (original editor) |
Featuring | Kaänga |
Editing | ? (original editor) |
Content | Genre: Jungle | Characters: Kaänga; Ann Mason; Zulu |
Content | Genre: Jungle |
Comic Story | Leopard Men (4 pages) |
Featuring | Mysteries of the Jungle |
Editing | ? (original editor) |
Content | Genre: Jungle |
Credits | Script:? [as Capt. A. E. Carruthers] |
Content | Genre: War |
Comic Story | IV: The Parting (8 pages) |
Synopsis | A ventriloquist's dummy refuses to allow Russell Burke to abandon him for a new wife. |
Featuring | The Ghost Gallery |
Content | Genre: Horror-suspense |
Notes | The original printing of this story was in Jumbo Comics (Fiction House, 1938 series) #72 (February 1945). This reprint version from Ghost Comics has been extensively rescripted. The story was originally 9 pages and untitled. The omitted material is panel 1 from p. 2; panels 3, 4, 5 & 6 from p. 4; and panel 3 from p. 5. The reworking is crude—for example, the outline of a curved panel in the top tier of page 2 still visible at the left of the second tier as the two panels used to be side-by-side. Some of the changes suggest post-Code editing: a portion of a panel on the original page 3 and the script for that page have been edited to remove reference to a murder. Similar changes are made throughout. The "IV" on this Australian reprint makes no sense as it originally marked the fourth story in the issue of Ghost Comics. |
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