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1May-June 1952
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Racket Squad in Action #1

Charlton · May-June 1952

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Identification plate

Series
Racket Squad in Action (Charlton, 1952 series)
Issue
#1
Publication date
May-June 1952
Key date
1952-05-00
Indicia publisher
Law and Order Magazines Inc.
Price
$0.10
Pages
36

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Contents

SeqStoryTypePagesCreditsCharacters
0Inspector J.J. O'Malleycover1pencils: Albert Tyler; inks: Bob ForgioneInspector J.J. O'Malley (vignette)
1In This Issue:comic story1script: Walter Gibson; pencils: Bob Forgione; inks: Bob Forgione
2The Badger Racket!comic story9pencils: Albert Tyler; inks: Bob ForgioneInspector J.J. O'Malley
3Gamblers Won't Gamble!comic story5pencils: Albert Tyler; inks: Dick Giordano
4Count Your Changetext article2script: Walter Gibson
5The Jewelry Swindlecomic story8pencils: Albert Tyler; inks: Albert TylerInspector J.J. O'Malley
6The Guatemala Sweepstakescomic story8pencils: Albert Tyler; inks: Bob ForgioneInspector J.J. O'Malley
7The Old Shell Gamecomic story1

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