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10Spring 1944
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Black Hood Comics #10

Archie · Spring 1944

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Identification plate

Series
Black Hood Comics (Archie, 1943 series)
Issue
#10
Publication date
Spring 1944
Key date
1944-04-10
Indicia publisher
M. L. J. Magazines
Price
$0.10
Pages
52

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Contents

SeqStoryTypePagesCreditsCharacters
0-cover1pencils: Bob Montana; inks: Bob MontanaThe Black Hood, Matthew "Kip" Burland
1Headline For Homicidecomic story11pencils: Clem Weisbecker; inks: Clem WeisbeckerBlack Hood; The Crime Editor (Introduction); Red Mike (Introduction)
2The Riddle of Sergeant McGinty's Voicecomic story9pencils: Clem Weisbecker; inks: Clem WeisbeckerBlack Hood; Sgt. Kerenski (Introduction)
3-promo (ad from the publisher)1pencils: Bill Vigoda; inks: Bill VigodaArchie Andrews, Jughead Jones, Veronica Lodge
4New Director of Orphan Asylumcomic story8pencils: Bill Vigoda; inks: Bill VigodaBlack Hood; Joe Bracken (Introduction); Slapsy (Introduction); Ginky (Introduction)
5Junior Flying Corpsactivity1pencils: John Stockwell
6The Crime of the Centuriescomic story9script: Otto Binder; pencils: Bob Fujitani; inks: Bob FujitaniThe Hangman [Robert Dickering]; unnamed professor (introduction); Snake Leary (villain, introduction, death)
7Bait For Murdertext story2script: Alf Corsican
8Bill Vigoda Unfair To Villains!comic story6pencils: Bill Vigoda; inks: Bill VigodaDuaty; Bill Vigoda (Introduction); Several bad guys (Introduction)

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