Publishers / Charlton / Scary Tales (1975) / #9
9January 1977
$0.30; 0.10 GBP

Scary Tales #9

Charlton · January 1977

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Identification plate

Series
Scary Tales (Charlton, 1975 series)
Issue
#9
Publication date
January 1977
Key date
January 10, 1977
Indicia publisher
Charlton Publications Inc.
Price
$0.30; 0.10 GBP
Pages
36
Barcode
0722460012601
Rating
Approved by the Comics Code Authority

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Contents

SeqStoryTypePagesCreditsCharacters
0-cover1pencils: Tom Sutton; inks: Tom Sutton; colors: Tom SuttonCountess Rosa H. Von Bludd
1Fabric of Deathcomic story6script: Joe Gill; letters: Ray Burzon
2Storm Freakcomic story9script: Keith Chapman; pencils: Tom Sutton; inks: Tom Sutton; letters: Ray Burzon
3The Burningtext story1letters: typeset
4-promo (ad from the publisher)1letters: typeset
5Hades Universitycomic story8script: Nick Cuti; pencils: Zeck; inks: Zeck; letters: Mike ZeckHelen Anders; Mr. Flack; Miss Dunbar; Satan

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